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Good Morning All! and to the inquisitive Dr. Green! 🎿 Happy Holidays do what makes you happiest *Always .......Peace <3 Why I grow hydro is when I saw a picture in the GWE site and my first thought was ..I could do that?? my grows have looked just like this but not as much yet!! The...

Hi rwdy It's when people like your question, answer . I just liked your question you're on your way now! Add a cool pic everyone likes those, my juvenile almost ready 12/12

Hello Kirakdeka Everyone gave good advice so I'll reenforce the essentials When your grow started you're on a time schedule tick, tock so now three weeks have passed and your plant looks like a week old. What can slow down the progress is temperature, PH and water and light. So you are mother...

I now pronounce you Master gardener....you have passed the test with flying colors! Use them well grasshopper! I want to smell :cry:

Hi Nartak These pictures look to wet and the right one looks like rot? The perlite mixed in will break up the Coconut Coir so it doesn't water log a plant.

Hard to catch you Nartak I'll post here for you Saw your pictures in your profile ...Is that coconut coir? I don't like the way the water can be seen in a pic, it needs perlite mixed with the coconut coir. That is my 5 day old. I'm growing in 35% humidity now and it's working when they get...

Left plant at about 51 days old I've kept it at 1/2 nutrients waiting for the little one to catch up for the big tent. The baby is almost a month old at full nutrients one hair-cut down a couple more and it's 12/12 This plant wants to be BIG if I miss a week of training it's hard to keep up.

My wish for you all is to be blessed with the best grow you can do. Have a wonderful pre- holiday starting ...........................NOW!!!! I've learned so much in the past 3 months and to better help my growing family here I've bought the equipment to grow a coconut coir grow, I love the way...

It's hard to guess what you have in your area.. Like here is a pic of bug eggs is that what it might be? Here is a spider mite

Took 7 days to the pacific northwest, they look beautiful.

Hi Sonahigh Wow is Green thinking..... Because pot shouldn't look like that growing. One your dirt doesn't look right I see a wood chip I think, they don't like that stuff. No visible perlite, the buckets I don't know about drain holes? Do they sit in water? PH looks off what are you feeding...

This was before my last hair cutting Big one 45 days Little one 3 weeks

Heres some updates The older one is 46 days old and the baby is being a brat, I tried increasing the food to full she didn't like it yet . Tips of leaves burned but she is growing well and has a great root system. I've kept the big one at1/2 dose she's waiting for her sister.

Had to tap dance to get some seeds went with True North in Canada and I spent more then I would have but got freebies doing it. Biggest purchase is Durban poison and freebies Grand daddy Purple, Hash Passion and more I can't remember it all I feel like get the seeds now it's getting harder...

Where is the PIC? I have a baby pic... It works No Pics for us in the forum?

She fights back in training almost ready for the second cut working towards 8 mains ...I took a ton of leaves off it does help the plant grow faster LOL About 35 days old

I love the smell of fall my outside stuff is in winter mode now, but I get tons of birds outside, and this is blooming in the house

Hi Pankace :laugh: I do at least a week of just plain ph'd water in the tub. My chart I go by shows 2 weeks of flushing and I went 1 1/2 and it was good.

My update pictures: seedling is 14 days old and the leaves are heavy it's leaning LOL and My mainline is growing so tight I can't get between the branches very easy to train, I swear it pulls back when I pull down . The tent has a skunk smell .

Reading the farmers almanac on pests PESTS To get rid of bugs in houseplants, push a clove of garlic into the plant's soil. If the garlic sprouts and grows, just cut it back. Spider mites are apt to thrive in warm, dry houses. Frequent misting under the leaves of houseplants will discourage...