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Thank you, I'll cut those two today then.

Got the ladies trellised last week and flipped to flower on Sunday. First pic is of my nighttime set up with tarps and lights. So happy to not have to rig this up each day anymore! 12 feminized, 5 non fem. Just before I cut them down, can someone double confirm the two close up pics are...

JimmiP sounds like that plant has earned its place. Cool story.

Can someone tell me what depo is referring to? Thanks, and I have searched prior to posting this.

I've got the exact situation with my neighbor's floodlight. He's cool, but I opted for a couple of white tarps I can clip to my grow structure at night. I'm still in veg, so I have not used the tarps yet.

My spindly little girls are fighters. Another 114 degree day today.

Trellis looks good. I've been wondering if I should do a horizontal trellis or a vertical trellis. Is one better at some stages vs others for an outdoor grow?

I'm going to look into dry nutes - thanks. Which are some of the better brands? Just to give me a place to start

Greetings JGrizz. I'm in the middle of my own first grow. Photos are doing well with the heat (110 + everyday). They are not as bushy as I'd like, but healthy. Autos were another story. They didn't take the heat well at all. They all survived, but the majority I've chopped have been about...

This is a great thread, but my spindly looking plants look nothing like the bushy beauties you all are posting. Hopefully they get a break from the heat and start to bulk up.

If your question was directed to me, I'm bringing them in every day at 2:20 AM to put under grow lights. I've been bumping this by 2 minutes earlier each day to compensate for the natural light reduction in the evening. All to prevent flowering... Moving 17 five gallon pots in the middle of...

First grow for me. Because of a very late start, I've been moving all the girls into the shop for the night to give more light and keep vegging. I have no idea if this is necessary or helpful. What I can say is that it is a heck of a lot of extra work that I plan on avoiding next year. I'm...

I made a comment on those in another thread. I like the farmer engineering of it. A milk crate is what - about 6 gallons?

I like those pots designed to look like milk crates.

Wish there was an agree button on this site...

Have fun with your beastly harvest.

Wow, you don't believe in going small! I'll be following the grow for sure. Curious, how many gallon are those pots / bags?

Ok, caught up. Greetings Renfro. I've learned a ton on this thread, and wanted to say thanks for all the info.