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2 double grapes in their final home (7g/coco). Transplanted yesterday and they still seem happy. No drama at all. Once my other autos finish, these 2 will have the tent all to themselves. Cant wait to get these babies going.

Also, I did/am doing the period of darkness before harvest thing. I am using all organic nutes so no flush. I wanted to see if the "48hr dark period" myth actually worked. And the best answer I can come up with? It....can work. it worked noticeably for one plant of the same strain. And not as...

Cut the first layer of my UK Cheese auto. Looking ok! Had some reds, purples, oranges, and a nice layer of triches. The leaves turned a bright yellow, and the underside was reddish. The sugar leaves where mostly purple.

Agreed. Same here. Very happy with my HLG products. They just work. And the results are amazing.

Trimming...

That is very cool of HLG to be so understanding. I've noticed through this whole saga (take 1 and 2) that Stephen really seems like the type of person you want to do business with. His interactions, his understanding of factors outside your control, and his ability to sit back and trust the...

Asking a scumbag adult who clearly lacks social skills if they have a brain injury is not an insult to all people with brain injuries. Not being able to interact with other people normally can be a side effect of a brain injury. So it's a valid question. If you equate asking that question with...

There were a few guys last year that had great reaults with their genetics outdoors. And they advertise as having strains designed specifically for our climate. I haven't tried them enough to have my own option, but I deff trust the opinion of the guys who I've talked to. But obviously, we...

That's why I said "investigate and be prepared to deploy..." I've had bad luck from telling people "do this...dont do that...always do this...never do that..." In general I try to share what works for me and what I've heard works for others. Any more then that gets sticky. I've heard guys who...

Found that coco you recommended at my local B&M. $25 a bag so thats awesome. Any insight on pot size? It's a 2x4x6.2ft tent. I was thinking 7gal, but now that I'm going with coco, is 5 a better bet? Or no bug deal either way? Is fabric the best option or does it not matter? I have been using...

You know the old saying..."show me your friends..."

Well, at least that answers the question about you being a scumbag in real life. Do you have a brain inury or something? Calling someones kids ugly isnt "riding them a little". Heres a list for anyone keeping track... - Insults a person's children. - Is unable to man up and apologize. -...

You are arguing about grow lights, so you decide to call the dudes kids ugly? Do you have any idea what a pathetic scumbag you look like right now? I dont know if you actually are a scumbag in real life, but dragging someones family into it is vile. I understand getting caught up in banter and...

I'd deff fence it in. Then get some cheap wind shielding for the side facing the neighbors. Or some of that cheap white plastic lattice and line the fence with that so you cant see in unless you are close to it. That way you are disrupting wind and air flow to the garden.

A nice "Northern Lights × Blueberry" auto TRYING to finish up in this humidity. Still hanging in there...rot and mold free! The healthiest of the outdoor Autos, and interestingly enough, the one who's soil is home to 40-50 large night crawlers since it was a seedling. Just...wanted to see what...

A shriveled, anomalous yellow leaf connected to the base of a bud should be a perfect indication that you need to look there. Then, look at similar parts (height, distance from stem) of the plant, and areas close to the infected area. A bud with rot is like a suicide bomber. The locations...

Exhibit A...can you "spot the rot"?

2 Double Grapes, 1 Creme DL Chem, and 1 Toof Decay, all 19 days old. All of them VERY EXCITED and in full blown "Allelujah!!!" Mode...

This is why I am doing outdoors, but 100% in pots. Because of the creeping terrors of harvest time in Mass and last seasons traumas... The rain and damp in October/September is a killer for some strains and at some point there is only so much you can do. It seems the best means for protection...

Massachusetts here