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I am currently using "Ocean Forest" soil in my outdoor grow and my seedlings are just beginning to enter the veg state. I need to get nutrients for them. Are FoxFarm nutrients (Big Bloom, Grow Big, Tiger Bloom) any good? What are your experiences using them?

As a general rule of thumb, you should harvest when at least 75% of the pistil hairs are colorful (orange, red, pink, etc.) If you harvest too early, the bud won’t be potent. If you harvest too late, the high will be too intoxicating. Gotta find the sweet spot. Since you’ve already waited so...

Cloning from clones is totally fine. I know some growers that have recursively cloned 20+ times and the plants are still perfectly happy.

It will probably begin to bend up naturally, but if it doesn't, you can try to gently shape it upwards with your fingers. Just don't force it! Best of luck with your grow :bigjoint:

Looks like a natural stage of growth to me, nothing to worry about. I'd give it another 24 hours before getting concerned.

My cannabis seedling has a curvy stem. It appears to be perfectly healthy, but I think the constant outdoor breeze has caused it to grow an unusual shape. Should I prop it up with a wooden stake, or just let it grow naturally? Side view Top view

Nice, they look a lot healthier now. And sorry for offering the wrong advice... they looked overwatered to me!

Wow, those buds look wonderful. What was your total yield in oz?

This is just an excuse to stay in Afghanistan. We made an agreement with the Taliban to pull out of five military bases by July 15th, 2020 (and completely pull out within a year). Our media is just spinning up a random story to give us an excuse to stay in Afghanistan. More info...

Grow Journal This is my first time growing cannabis and I'm really excited to start! Although I've read a lot of books on botany and cannabis cultivation, this is my first time actually growing it. I expect to make a few mistakes along the way, but hey, that's how you learn! Strain: Gelato +...

New pics would be appreciated when the ladies are feeling better!

Usually dark green, droopy leaves are a symptom of overwatering. I like to poke 3 holes in my cups and add a 1cm layer of perlite at the bottom to improve drainage. By the way, these look big enough that they should be transplanted. Good luck, I hope they survive.