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Im growing a few different strains of tobacco for the first time this year. I started the germination process and have them set up in my indoor nursery during the evening and in my greenhouse during the day. I know the growing of the plants is going to be the easy part, since the curing and...

I grow in a greenhouse every year. Use neem oil for any potential mites. I had spidermites last year and neem oil cured them. Set up fans if you can and watch for humidity. Local grow stores will sell a product called Nova that will cure any powdery mildew, but only use it if you are in veg...

I bought a kit from magicmushroomkit.ca. I had good results from it a couple years back. https://www.rollitup.org/t/just-ordered-a-mushroom-grow-kit.989549/page-7#post-15032051

Im far from a mushroom pro, having only grown them once, but since you asked... I have no idea why it took you so long to colonize, but since you now have a nice looking mycelium culture I would start to think about what you want to grow it in next. In my opinion you are ready to start further...

Dude! Welcome back! I remember those grain bags....looks like you get to have the last laugh. Looks awesome, I look forward to seeing your progress.

Looks good man! It looks a little early to cut to me. If it doesn't have mold on it, I'd let it grow some more. I'm sure you could get some nice smoke out of it right now, but if you can squeeze a little more time out if her, your weed will be better.

Another week down. I'm finding more spots of powdery mildew on the leaves as I go and I have found two small spots of bud rot but nothing out of the ordinary. I keep inspecting and pruning and so far I haven't lost more that two small buds to bud rot. I last fed them flowering fertilizer...

Inspect your plants often. In my experience bud rot comes from changes in temperature, and the resulting condensdation. Keep airflow and steady temps as best you can. If you inspect often, you can catch it early and amputate the infected bud sites. If it gets too deep into a stem, you gotta...

Yes. Dont ditch the plant

I always find the bottom branches need more time to mature than the top. I have never had an entire plant ready for harvest at the same time from top to bottom. The only time that happens is with clones, at least thats the only time I have seen it ready like that.

It's been about 34 weeks since I popped the seeds into wet soil. I couldnt tell you exactly when they started flowering but it's been close to 6 weeks completed I'd say. I'm estimating at least another 14 days before I start to harvest the ripest cola's.

I gave my plants a bit of a pruning the other day, to help prevent mold and improve airflow over the bud area's. I have had to treat a few small powdery mildew patches on lower leaves, but nothing to serious. I'm inspecting daily for both budrot and powdery mildew. I'm only finding very small...

So far so good. I'm well into flowering and everything has been going really well. They are already getting sticky and smelling wonderful. I have had to deal with a small amount of powdery mildew. I think it's from water dropping onto the leaves from the condensation. I have been paying more...

You are so so close to the end. Personally I'd give it another week at least, ideally I'd give it 2 more. I would only harvest early if there was mold consistently showing up and ruining good buds.

I went away on vacation for about 2 weeks. I set up an automatic watering system with soaker hoses and a water timer. I also bought a gravity system to distribute fertilizer over 10 days, so my plants would get more than just plain water. When I got back I found the gravity system stopped...

About two weeks ago, I sprayed 250 Ml of 10% bleach 90% distilled water over the substrate. I then found a decent place outside and burried the kit. It may be worth mentioning that, the mycelium culture below the moldy dirt surface was still very healthy and white. I covered the mycelium...