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  1. Fjeff

    New grow, autos

    Here we grow again. Gelato on the left, from sweet seed and gorilla on the right from expert seed.
  2. Fjeff

    Genetics

    I am looking for some new seeds and thought I would ask the forum on who has the best genetics. I see some really quality autos on here and am looking for advice. Yes auto genetics. Thanks in advance for your input.
  3. Fjeff

    E.T.S

    So I just finished a grow and have decided to wait till after the holidays to start up another, which gives me a severe case of Empty Tent Syndrome. I’m not sure I can wait that long. Not because we need but just because I truly love growing. I miss them already.
  4. Fjeff

    What is considered good

    I just Jared up 4.8 oz of norther lights, 1 plant. Then I started thinking what is considered a good yield. I grow indoors mostly and always in soil with a 300 watt led.
  5. Fjeff

    Almost home

    Alaskan purple and northern lights
  6. Fjeff

    Curing

    What is the optimal time for curing?
  7. Fjeff

    PH question

    Do we maintain the same PH through out the grow? I maintain 6.3-6.1. When flowering hits I start to see deficiency.
  8. Fjeff

    When I choose to harvest

    This is my harvest from last Friday. Pistils are dark and curled in and trichomes are all cloudy with some amber.
  9. Fjeff

    Sharing my grow with the group

    These are 2 autos. The 1 on the left is at 7 weeks and the 1 on the right is at 5 weeks. Left is Alaskan purple, the right is northern lights. 5 gallon fabric pots, coco loco soil, general hydroponic nutrient system with added cool bloom and cal mag, the light is a viparspectra 700, 325 actual...
  10. Fjeff

    Harvest time

    Time to harvest the garden
  11. Fjeff

    Why

    Why do people give the advice to throw away a plant. Don’t we want to encourage new growers to fight through the trouble and reach a harvest no matter how small. There is still more to do after harvest that they need to learn. Success is great even if only a gram or 2. We learn from failure...
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