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Here is a recent update. There has been an extension of the ban until 12/11/26. The industry is working to remove the redefinition which caused this mess.
https://www.northatlanticseed.com/blog/one-month-extension-of-the-hemp-ban-and-other-keep-seeds-legal-updates/
@Orggrwr Some impressive work you have there. That first pix of the indoor could be a poster. The Nepali is the one with the long skinny leaves? Sativa?
Patience grasshopper. You did well for the second grow. There are many steps you could take to increase yield. The most important component of a grow is the light. That is where the plants get their energy. More light = more plant. The trick is to push the light as hard as you can with out...
Start here:
https://www.growweedeasy.com/basics
Looks a bit stretched, more light would help. You can backfill around it. I usually wait to do that until they are a bit bigger and not so fragile.
A good topic to cover. Several articles to read about the situation.
https://www.northatlanticseed.com/blog/category/keep-seeds-legal/
I see it as an attempt to destroy the genetic banks. For a seed to be legal it would have to come from a mother plant that contained less than 0.3% THC. So is...
They are not ready for harvest. Finish the grow to completion, that is how you learn. The answers you seek can be found in the "Start here:" world. You can find it directly at the bottom of the site page on the right. Under quick links click on growing basics and the others.
Start here:
https://www.growweedeasy.com/basics
All the information you need is there. Study time. You need more light. how many watts do you have? I don't grow in soil so I will leave that to others to comment on. Continue the grow to the end. Nothing beats the experience of a grow.
Yes to all questions. Like many endeavors growing can be broken down into 3 basic "components", ingredients, equipment, process. The same can be said for making beer, wine, baked goods, vegetables, livestock etc. Change any one of the 3 and the results will be different. This illustrates the...
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