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Going pretty well. Scaled back and only have 4 plants on the go and I put them in the ground instead of my usual 30 gal fabric pots. Running more indica dominant strains so I’m not into late October like last year. Plants are all well into flower with buds starting to stack. Fingers crossed for...

Also, not sure if you are aware but this is ladybug eggs and larvae. Obviously you don’t want to kill/remove them.

I’ve had the same eggs over the years. My situation was a combo of stink bugs and moths. Just keep an eye on the plants and pick the egg-infested leaves off. Spiders are harmless and may help slightly with a few moths/leaf hoppers/etc getting trapped. The yellowing is normal. Some strains will...

Looks good, Farmer. Smaller plants are not a bad thing…I’m in the same boat and quite looking forward to not dealing with the overwhelming harvest in October!

I can respect that but you have to remember that it could be for the rest of eternity. Forever is a long time...I think I’d take the option of variety and ability to train them as you wish vs some wore out old cougar. LOL Although with my history of sins, I’d prolly be met at the gates by 7...

I’m not a religious man, nor do I have any intel on what happens in the next chapter....but I’m quite intrigued by the Muslim claim of greeting 7 virgins in paradise. No wonder they’re all so keen on blowing themselves up.

I mix veg and bloom together...on purpose...and use that for the first few weeks of flower then switch to straight bloom. I could probably just use a generic, balanced NPK until harvest and achieve the same results but I’d never post that here in fear of getting lynched by the clan of...

I love big ass, juicy outdoor plants....until it comes to harvest time. Faaaaaaak. I used to be so proud of what I did. Killed it, I though. Then I had to trim it. Now?....ugh. I love growing weed but holy dying shitballs it’s a lotta work come harvest. But 5 cents/gram vs the $15 I used to...

Spray the area with H202 and cut away any affected branches/leaves. You can cut below the affected area and remove the whole top but I’ve just done what I mentioned above and had no further spread/issues.

I always keep a grow log but I don’t record day/night temps so I can’t say one way or the other if that’s a factor. I suppose I could look up historical weather data and compare to when I made notes of it happening to find a correlation but that’s too much work and won’t change anything so kind...

I only grow outdoors. Pots and in the ground. Doesn’t seem to matter what soil either. No consistencies other than time of year. I’ve also given cuts of affected plants to friends who grow indoors and they never experienced it so it’s not a genetic thing.

The guy at the grow shop said to give them more P so he did just that. Pissed on em.

It always shows up as the plants start transitioning to flower. It’s not strain dependant. I’ve had it affect multiple strains over the years. It could be environmental (cold temps at night) but if that were the case, you would think it would be more prevalent later into flowering (September)...

I have researched this phenomenon for 3 years and have not found any solid, scientific explanation as to the cause. If you are confident in this not being some type of nutrient deficiency, which seems to be too the case, please explain what you think it is. If this were, in fact, some type of...

Yes, that’s been my experience. Nothing you can do now...it’s still early enough that your plants should recover pretty well and carry on. Now you’ll know for next time. I did the same thing as you first time I saw it. lol If it did turn out to be the phytoplasma infection/disease, which I’m...

This same issue comes up every year. There is some type of phytoplasma disease that resembles this “condition” but in most cases, it is not the dreaded Black Death as it often referred to. I have had it the past 3 years. First year it was quite extensive and freaked me out so I cut A LOT of...

Not necessarily. I had a timer mess up on a few plants last year causing early flowering. 4 plants in total affected. One of them had the highest yield of the crop (34 oz) and one had the lowest (11 oz). Difficult to predict...really depends how long they stay in limbo before getting back to...

They are flowering because you put them out too early or some other light screw-up. Posts show up every year with people posting the same early flowering issues. They will reveg and carry on until the normal photoperiod flowering time in mid-late August, depending on your location. No point in...

Lots of shitty “R2” and related crosses floating around southern NB last few years...such is the ongoing problem these days of hacked crosses of once good genetics. The legendary R2 strain has lost a lot of traction because of this.

Really.....how would one go about figuring out the mix ratio/dosing/application method? I know one thing...I’m not giving up $500 for a gallon of Regalia but would love to experience a PM-free grow for a change.