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Ha, i just created an Instagram for this hobby, in part to enter this one.

Here's Cinderella Jack at week 2. The soil is/was a bit hot for her, so it's hard to tell whether she's on schedule and building roots below, or still a bit delayed by the too-intense surroundings. The next seed will go into a milder mix, so I'll be able to post comparisons.

My cat has done a number on some leaves a few times - affected leaves will look ugly and turn yellow/brown near the edges, but the plant will be fine.

If he were the thing, Law and Crime would call him that. He isn't so they didn't. He has "links." I have links to Republican Scary Institution X and Shady-sounding Foreign Entity Y; I'm a far left socialist broke person. He's a shady rich guy who donated to the Trump inauguration. That's...

"with direct links to the Russian oligarchy." So he's not a Russian oligarch.

Really? That's not what I expected to hear, but I'll take it!

I had some massive high temperature struggles over the past week, resulting in heat stress. Here's a picture. Plant didn't get too damaged but it was a sudden and sustained shock. It's my first grow, so I'm asking: these things are balls, right? If I'm seeing them, the fem has hermed?

I have no plans, since I'm one of those people who is completely apathetic about this holiday. Maybe I'll go out if friends are out. Thanks for this giveaway.

So, fuck, it's heat stress. Anyone reading probably already knew that. It's all over Stardawg. Banner is still making new leaves and has time to recover. Stardawg really doesn't, so I guess it's just damage control from here and hope that it can still stretch enough for its lower bud sites not...

I'm relatively new but - wow, without adding heating I don't see what there is to do. If temps are your problem, you'd have to fix temps. This is Monday-morning quarterbacking, but HID lights create heat, do their job well at a lower ambient heat on top of that, and are priced at entry level...

I'm so psyched. Dinafem is on my short list of seeds to try. These contests just keep coming, you folks are the best.

It's about a week and a half. Temps are high in my closet to keep the humidity in check; when a bigger humidifier arrives on Monday my plants will be moved back into an open room. Cinderella Jack didn't seem to mind but it was a problem for my plant in flower. She already has a second set of...

Not gonna lie, this past week has been pretty demoralizing. I'm about to kill this poor plant. The Nectar 4 soil feeds for three weeks, so it isn't surprising that nute deficiencies are presenting themselves. I've been watering with a bit of Cal mag and added half strength bloom nutes to the...

Ok, I'll bite. What's poopie about them? I'm growing one for my first grow and so far it's been the plant that's recovered from error and environmental difficulties. Edit: weird, the poop emoji suggests itself in my autocomplete and then disappears when I post. That's [poopie emoji]

This is fabulous. I use my real name on social media so I can only enter the blog contest, but for those of you on Twitter/Facebook/Instagram, there are some great prizes there, too.

Mine took two days. They're pretty strong seeds!

We're running different plants, but being new I'm curious: about how many bud sites emerged on the top canopy before it was time to flip? Looks like about 15?

So, it's been a week for Cinderella Jack and I'm glad I only started one seed first - my soil was too hot for my last grow and it appears that I still didn't cut it enough this round. There's a bit of what looks like early nute burn on the edges, similar to what my stunted seedling in the uncut...

When I waited longer than usual to water my plants, the next watering made them take in too much nitrogen - leaves suddenly too dark, claw edges. It resolved itself after the next watering. Plants were in amended soil with no nutes in the water at all. My fairly inexpérienced and unscientific...