Growing is more addictive than smoking. I have a small space in a closet to grow a small few autoflower plants. It's perfect for Personal use and you can even do it with cfl bulbs. 125 w dual spectrum bulb + 125w red spectrum bulb is enough to grow 3-4 plants if you rotate them daily and stagger when you Germinate the seeds. Still very much a novice myself so best of luck
Hey, Thank you for your thread. I enjoyed reading through it.
Do you have a journal.... Those are the most help to beginners
No journal yet, but I am preparing one. This is my first grow in about 5 years so I don't have pics of any of my future grows, but I have been documenting this one and taking pictures every couple days. Once the plants are harvested I will post a thread of the whole grow from seedlings to harvest. Should be cool.
General rule of thumb.
wait wait, sorry. But wont the plant herm if you leave it too long? This is something I was always told. Actually did this trying to get fem seeds one year.
Getting nanners is a process of stressing the plant. Not letting it finish.
From That pic it looks like a lot of amber trichomes and all look cloudy.. if thats the case it's time.
I have a journal at Growdaddy.tv About to harvest
@Babepit69 I hope you enjoy the journal... I am a beginner too, but I have done some homework and I journaled it all. Lots of good stuff for beginners. I make it easy for success. The journal is vary detailed. I love the forums. I have used them along with a lot of YouTube and I feel like I learned so much on this grow... I am retired so it allowed me the time.. I have put it all in journal and hope it helps other beginners. I tried to do a journal that I wish I could have read before my first grow. I really love it.. I found my new passion...
watch out growing is serious addiction
It's too late.
Thank you. Looking forward to checking it out.
Letting a plant flower for longer than normal can lead to Chiquitas. It's the plants last ditch effort to pollinate itself.
Thats true. But letting it finish properly isn't always a trigger.
