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My outdoor grow is finally outdoors! I have a monster heat issue that I have to address but luckily the days were mostly rainy and only sunny for a few hours. I'm thinking maybe I'll skip the box fans and go straight for a barn fan. Second day of flip

I can't talk to quality because I'm a beginner but these Whiskey Zulu are about 17" tall and I think the colas are big enough. They might be amazing outdoors.

Now the Strawberry Cough is outside and have all the room in the world to grow. I'm assuming that moving them from the 18/6 hours of light in the grow tent to the 12/12 outside well start the flip. Eventually. I moved the 10 gallon bags before watering them to save my back some. I just watered...

The smaller two plants have almost caught up with the taller one. They are very bushy but hopefully tomorrow that will have all the room they need. The new greenhouse is ready for occupation but still need a lot of amenities.

I'm a beginner with 5 auto grows behind me. In that time I've read of folks going from photos to autos and saying it was fussy or harder or something... To me it was just what it was. But now I think in comparison that this photo grow has been a very low stress on me... seems more like growing a...

Loki and Ziggy have shown no interest in eating my plants so I am very permissive with them in the tents.

Explosive growth. I've never added Cal-Mag during veg but I think I'm seeing early signs of needing it. Some little yellow spots on a few leaves. It's that a thing?

I got girls!

Did some light defoliation and seeing good growth of secondary stalks since. Found an inexpensive little greenhouse that a reviewer said he grew in... That wasn't I was thinking when I started but it's the only idea I have to keep all the critters away. (There is 600 acres of mixed...

No longer pale or thin! I'd put them outside if they were tomatoes but I think they'd flip and it's too soon. Two of the three do have little preflower spikes so they're showing their age if not in size. I've found and am preparing a spot in the yard that gets full sun and full dark. I will...

Plants are starting to look chunky, stems are thickening and looking pretty much like I'd expect 2-3 week old plants would look. (Although they are six weeks old.) There's roughly four weeks to go before moving them outside and I don't know how big they should be so I'll ask when the time is...

Two color leaf? One of three plants. One leaf of many on that plant. I've never seen this. One side of the leaf is green, two and a half fingers, the other two and a half fingers are somewhat yellowed.

rickbamber good luck on your eye surgery. PM me if you'd like to message with someone that's been through it, I've had 4 laser procedures and and 5 eye surgeries under the knife.

Similarly, I used dual levels in my closet before I switched to a tent (because I couldn't control smell in the closet.) I only sprouted seedlings on the top so water danger was minimized.

I've transplanted to the final pots. Three 10 gallon bags barely fit in my 2x4 tent and I'm going to have to swap out the little 100 watt light on the left with a 150 watt light so I can get my target DLI. I'll keep them here for a month and then carry them outside start of July. Made a bit of a...

They are starting to veg but I don't like those skinny stalks. I've already planted them an inch down during the first transplant because they were stretching even in the jiffy plugs. I'm willing to transplant them deep one time but still am not hopeful if the stalk doesn't beef up. Nodes are...

Maybe. And one almost looks healthy. I turned the lights up because it looks like too much stretch to me.

From the troubleshooter, I'm thinking too much light. These gals got left untended while I was away for a few days. Now they are 18 days old and apparently they're stunted. Finally they have started pushing nodes apart but have a sickly color. I must have been delirious setting the light...

Here's a picture of using the soda can tab. (I assume your need is temporary, when you can just get the real hangers.)

Harvest. Not too big, hoping for a fat ounce when dry.