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haha yeah I said this year was just for fun too, and you should see what the garden looks like now LOL.... Like DrOgKush said, no hold backs....

Looks like your last buds came out fairly decent, great work! Regarding the amazon list - that is all great stuff. I think deciding what you want to do is most important. Do you want to grow great weed right away, or do you want to figure out how to make your own super soil? or do you want to...

that is a very good point, and I appreciate that feedback. I ended up doing all the training because it was what I saw on youtube, and online... but it was mostly relevant to indoor grows. I still wanted to do it outdoors. I am excited for the end of the season, to see how it goes. Good point...

I totally agree. This is a GG4 plant in a 45 gallon pot (I should have used a 100gal, I know), and I think there has to be north of 50 tops on this thing. Its at least six feet wide x six feet deep x six feet tall lol. I've been training this one since day one. There is a huge support structure...

that is funny, I train my large outdoor plants too, and my buddies make fun of me saying "you could get more yield just letting it go natural." I have the same outlook as you, I want as many tops as I can get.

shoot, we are a bit far away... I am by Yosemite. you can still get a great harvest from clones right now. If you lean sativa heavy, it will take longer to flower, and mature later in the year, so that is a option also.

that is funny i am doing the exact same thing lol

I know everyone has their own thoughts on this, but I have always heard you want to avoid transplanting auto's, because of the potential recovery time from the transplant. I have always started mine in their ending home, which is usually a five gallon smart pot if outdoors. Regarding...

I am also in NorCal... what part are you in? miiiiight be able to help with two teens. You have a couple options. 1) As you've outlined, get some clones, put them outside, and use the GasLamp method to simply give them 18 hours of light (really north of 14.5 should be ok) per day, get them up...

This is a Gelato Autoflower from ILGM, being grown outdoors. Still has a couple weeks left.

I think you are off to a great start. Planting them in the amended fox farm was a good idea. Only thing is, even if you used ocean forest (hottest soil they make) it only has enough nutrients for about one month. Start top feeding those ladies with the Earth Juice I recommended above. The Earth...

I use a totally custom soil, but I can tell you FoxFarm wont lead you in the wrong direction. If you get a bag of the happy frog blend, it will drain super easily, but you will need to make sure to add nutrients. If you get the ocean forest, it comes with about a months worth of nutrients...

When they will be done depends on the natural light schedules where you live, AND the genetics of the strain. Without that info, the best guess I have is the middle of October, to the end of November... Again, all depends on genetics, and when they start flowering. To get the most out of them...

The most simple thing you can do is not let people know its there. Don't show friends unless you need too. When you get into flowering, put up some privacy screens so a neighbor or drone cant easily see it. If nobody can figure out its there, then nobody can steal it.......

This looks like slight overwatering. If the leaves end up holding to much water, they can slightly curl down like that, or can curl down even more. Get ready for the twister.... it could also be UNDERwatering, but doesnt look like it based on the pics. In the case of overwatering, your...

TXSkunkKush - thank you for taking the time to reply. I have had a few really smart people say the same thing as you, so I guess I better accept the reality and stop looking deeper. I had a friend recommend giving the plant some shading. Is there anything else you can think of doing? How will...

here are a couple pictures of my healthy plants right next to the curling one.…just so ya guys dont think I’m a total idiot. The flowering plant is a auto and the rest are photoperiod.

Hi All, first time grower here. Most of my plants are extremely healthy and happy, then there’s this lady. I’ve read up on over/under watering, nutrient overdose, heat stress, and of course broad mites. I can’t figure out what is causing the leaves to curl. It’s been occurring on some leaves...