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Here are the same 3 GG a week later. . Four Carmelicious going outside soon as the frigin wind lays down, just starting to stretch.

Here are 3 gorilla glue from hermi seed saved from last years crop, a week ago, been outside four couple weeks in stretch mode. Stout stems. . I will take a pic of the carmeliciuos that is coming out next. Both from MSNL. At least the parent was. Trying some binary and gnome genetics this year...

I'm growing someplants from a few hermi seeds from last year and gave some to an indoor growing buddy. All seem to be females and true to type so far. I finish my autos outside in FL and it is difficult to avoid some sort of stress. Haven't seen any reduction in high between hermie and non...

400 gal bags, better be where you want it, when you fill it. It will hold almost 2 yards of soil.

Looks happy now. Hopefully it will grow some size before it flowers.

Got some seed on some Gorilla Glue Fem Auto from MSNL last spring. Growing out some this spring, curious to see what I get. Around 4 weeks 2 indoor and 2 outside. Looking stout and nice smell for veg.

I have been successful moving my autos out and the benefit greatly by the quality of natural light opposed to my LED. I usually just put them out where they will get some protection from afternoon sun and wind for the first couple days. Then wherever you want, never have burn them. Bugs can be a...

Well water here in FL has plenty of calcium, usually balances out the acidity of fertilizer.

I'm with you. If you are growing in a soil media that starts out in the sweet pH area 5.5-6.5 for cannabis you should not have to worry to much about pH unless your water is very high or low, or you are over nuking with nutrients. I try to give my babies a good clean water flush every week or...

I may be wrong on this, it may be wallastonite that is the source for calcium silicate. I use a non organic type that we carry at the soil company where I work. Seems to make big strong stems. Sorry for any confusion.

I liked the autos for a off season crop(early spring) did good and avoided mold season, which unfortunately is the same as budding season here in FL for regular seeded varieties. I tried regular Durban and Thai and still had mold issues last year.

Trying some cultivars from Binary and Gnome this year,

Azomite is a natural source of calcium silicate, will really give you some sturdy growth. Cannabis and grasses really like that silica.

What's your thoughts on the reuse of soil. This year I am taking the soil from the pots I used last year breaking it up and the adding half new soil and new amendments to it and using that as my grow media for my new crop. I sell custom bulk soil to all kinds of growers and landscapers and don't...

This is exactly what I did last year, except I did not wait until Veg was over. I initially moved a couple plants outside from 24 hour LED lights and the response was so good that I quickly moved the rest outside. Did auto Gorilla Glue and freebie Carmelicious from MSNL and harvested multiple oz...

I am here in FL and the humid conditions during natural blooming Sept, Oct. season can cause serious bud mold issues. Nothing worse than watch you beautiful buds rot away. Autoblooms have worked well for me doing a early spring crop when weather is awesome. You can also plant regular seed late...

If your letting your media get that dry you are going to have issues. I use peat bases media and have never had it get dry to the point of hydrophobic. But pure Canadian and other products can get that dry and the media needs to be hydrated before planting. Those coir blocks do soak it right...

You got to know the commercial growers are going to find something profitable to do with hermie weed. Not hitting the bin.

Would love to try your autos, or heat and humidity tolerant regulars. Florida.