What is your biggest question about growing cannabis?

[oldjarhead100]

I think you can plant now they wont be ready until November but your in FLA.so it wont matter

[Chris77474]

Question on the lbh famous scrog. How big do I make the stakes with a coat hanger? I'm having problems keeping the stakes from popping back up.

[laurairish]

I know this is a massively dumb question, BUT what the hell. I just received my seeds in the mail. I live in north Florida. Is it too late to plant outdoors?

[Mithc]

Is it possible to grow sensimila in hemp country

[Retodd]

As a outdoor grower for 20+ years and only growing indoor for 1-1/2 yrs, I’d just have to say that you’re correct. On a outdoor grow your plants relieve natural vitamin D from the sun, are exposed to more oxygen, and are on a variable schedule between light and temperature. This will make a plant strive more and a ton stronger than a plant indoors. You’ll also have the option of not topping and have plants that will sometimes grow to 10-12’. Follow me and Spidermite on our grow this year on the great auto showdown. I think you’re on there already. He’s growing the same plants as I am indoor that I’m doing outdoors to see who will produce the most. I’m transplanting my photos outside tomorrow. Hope this helps

[MmmHmmml3]

Do they grow taller outdoors and is this due to less light than a grow room? I moved a small plant photo and a nice size 3 week auto outside and I swear the whole thing stretched up and the new nodes are spaced out more. It's like 90 degrees here and sunny. The leaves are all stretched up towards the sun which I never notice in the grow room.

The indoor leaves don't look funny, they do angle up some, but not like when outdoors. Indoor leaves are closer to a 70 degree angle vs outdoor around 30 degrees. What causes this and is one better than the other?

Plants are ready sooner indoors and I assume grow rooms have better light than the sun which makes them grow shorter indoors, they don't need to reach. Just seems a little odd because I thought sunlight was the technically the best for a plant. I have a lot of light directed into a small area if that makes a difference here.

[oldjarhead100]

heres a question we know that training will increase yields , I am curious about manifolding and fluxing ,both of witch the goal is to make 8 kolas ,now I'm wondering if the yield is bigger with just 8 kolas or with all the side branches growing buds instead of clipping them , I mistakenly left all the side shoots on and tied them down then let the side shoots on the side shoots go from their right now they are about 6 inches high , not sure if they will keep growing up or do they reach a certain height and thats it . I guess we will see but if anyone has done both ways what was the bigger yield

[Retodd]

wolfalias The two auto white widows in airbags and iced grapefruit and glue photo starters here....they get a gallon split between them all every other day. The photos will get transplanted outdoors next week and will just get watered when it rains. The widows will get 1/2 gallon every other day. Hope this helps

[Farmall]

I’m guessing your referring to seedling so be careful not to flood them yet.

[wolfalias]

So when they say over watering, what they really mean, is watering too often. Their talking about watering over several days, as opposed to a single shot. I have 3 autos 2 and a half weeks old. I've been giving them around a pint of water, waiting till they dry out some, usually about 2 or 3 days, then water again. I guess I should be watering till it drains out the bottom, then wait till it dries out some. Do you start from day 1 watering to runoff, or 1 week, or 2?

[Retodd]

I water mine every other day.

[oldjarhead100]

Mingzhu the lux meter will allow you to get you light at the right height for the top buds , if you want to increase the size of the smaller ,lower buds side lighting or harvest the top and put her back in bloom room to fatten up . personally I would do side lighting never had much luck with other method lol

[alltatup]

Over watering is watering them too often.

[Retodd]

Another thing it will depend on is what you’re growing in. For my indoor I like using the fiber bags. It’s almost impossible to over water. Best way to check is to stick your finger in the soil a couple inches down. If it comes out dry it’s time to water. If you over water it’ll just come out the sides. Hope this helps

[Farmall]

Watering too frequently is really over watering and standing water is a no-no as well. I have friends with houseplants that kill them by watering every other day