What is your biggest question about growing cannabis?

[Vaibag]

The plant has not gotten any rain on it, anytime it even looked like it was going to I covered it.
So I have no problem with water being on the buds or leaves.
Was just double checking as I was worried putting under lights after being outdoors would turn it hermi while in flowering. Thank you very much for the info so far, every little bit helps my novice arse haha.

[RagWeedDWC]

Bring them in, put lights at extreme distance until leaves and buds are drying, slowly bring them closer. 2 out of three plants survived when it happened to me, bud rot was deep in the third. I was afraid I would burn them in the beginning, not sure which is best.

[Vaibag]

Vaibag lights and wet are a bad mix, you will get burns from drops of water on the leaves. But your biggest problem is the rain on your buds causing bud rot.

I won’t put the plant under lights outdoors, I’ll put it inside under lights. Plant is in a pot. Yeah heard about rain causing bud rot so the plant hasn’t gotten any rain as I put it under cover when it rains.
just wondering if it’s bad for the plant to be put under lights seeing there’s going to be no sun for the next 2weeks?

[Rwise]

Vaibag lights and wet are a bad mix, you will get burns from drops of water on the leaves. But your biggest problem is the rain on your buds causing bud rot.

[Vaibag]

Does it matter much if you put your outdoor plant under lights?? Where I live it has been raining for the last week and apparently there’s 2 more weeks left of this shitty weather, and my plant is in its last 3 weeks of flowering.

[3Berries]

Well reading todays newsletter it deals with cold temps and then on to Can Cannabis Get Too Much Light!!!!!! Ding, ding, ding.......

https://www.growweedeasy.com/too-much-light

[3Berries]

That plant has FoxFarm Happy Frog for soil. Just got it's first watering of nutes the other day. Only second time it's been watered after the initial wetting.

The pH runoff was 5.9, 6.8 going in.

[Vaibag]

Here is a Granddaddy Purple I clipped the tippy tip on two days ago. I am starting some training too. This plant is 5 weeks old. A little slow as it's a bit cool running around 60-70F.

Nice man!!! 👍🏻 My plant looked like shit at 5 weeks compared to yours haha 😀
I hope to be able to get a plant and tip it right like this!
I actually help off tipping as I am pretty sure my plant got the “Claw”, been trying to rectify ever since...

[3Berries]

Hi 3Berries, with those branches at the base of the fan leaves that go in a 45 degree angle up, do you have to wait until they have 5 nodes to give them a snip for more colas??

Here is a Granddaddy Purple I clipped the tippy tip on two days ago. I am starting some training too. This plant is 5 weeks old. A little slow as it's a bit cool running around 60-70F.

[Vaibag]

You can top them anywhere but if you are removing a lot and they are outside then there may be some sunburn issues. I've killed more than one tree doing that.

Hi 3Berries, with those branches at the base of the fan leaves that go in a 45 degree angle up, do you have to wait until they have 5 nodes to give them a snip for more colas??

[Vaibag]

You can top them anywhere but if you are removing a lot and they are outside then there may be some sunburn issues. I've killed more than one tree doing that.

The very top of the plant is actually slightly self shaded so it worked out all good, pistils been in the sun all day yesterday and today without being burnt or anything.....phew 😀

I read so many stories of people topping and killing the plant.....I thought I would be in the same boat haha.

[Vaibag]

I topped it yesterday and it’s not dying...well not yet 😀
Did it in the shade outside.
All good constructive criticism is invaluable to me, seeing how green I am to this 😀
Yeah I should be all good for a mid-late Feb 2022 harvest.
The plant has taken off since putting it in a pot double the size of the previous pot, but you’re right that it’s a lot smaller to what it could have been, the plant has used most of its time getting taller (my bad for learning about topping 3 nodes late haha) and making its stem fatter when it could’ve been making its branches longer and having more leaf growth.
It’s not too bad of an area, the 32-36 degrees Celsius temp fluctuation daily is a pain in the arse but I put the pot in a ceramic pot and the ceramic pot has a container filled with pebbles inside that the weed pot sits on and the soil seems to go between 24-27 degrees by my gauges.
Definitely enjoying the experience and can’t wait to go through each stage. Hopefully I’ll get to the end and be able take pics to put up here.

I am already looking at all the 45 degree bud branches and will be giving them a top too!! Definitely not as scary as it seems 👍🏻

Thank you very much for your help and advice 👌🏻👍🏻

[3Berries]

You can top them anywhere but if you are removing a lot and they are outside then there may be some sunburn issues. I've killed more than one tree doing that.

[Puglover1]

Growers accidentally break branches while in their tents with the lights on, or when growing outdoors, or it happens from a storm. It only affects the broken branch, which is often repairable. Doesn't hurt the rest of the plant. It only takes seconds to top, FIM, chop a plant, once you're confidence kicks in.

[Puglover1]

I topped my autos in the kitchen in early June because there was more sunlight, to check out the nodes. My three giant photos were topped in the closet, I probably had the grow panels going to see what I was doing. Or they were in the bedroom in bright daylight. My last grow I did everything in the closet so the new, better grow lights were running. Before you said you were growing outdoors I wondered if you had lights that weren't strong enough or if the light was too far away, because of the plant's structure. Not being critical, trying to help, we're all noobs at some point, or always. When I asked about your location I wondered if after the natural light gets close to 12 hours/day and spurs flowering will you have enough hours of decent light daily to finish to harvest? Sounds like you're in a good area for this time of year growing outdoors. Good luck, enjoy the experience.