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Because I grow in the autopot system I only top feed until the plants get big enough to put them on the reservoir. That is usually around three weeks from seed give or take. I recently transplanted two 1 week old sprouts into 5 gallon cloth pots to get them ready for the autopots. It usually...

If you haven't seen it already check this out...go to that link and look about halfway down page 4. There are directions for posting pics in the new Direct Message feature. https://forum.growweedeasy.com/threads/sticky-question-posting-guidelines.39087/page-4

FWIW, It may still be a little too early to tell with certainty, at least for me. It looks like pic 1 may be female, pic 2 may be male, pic 3 may be male, pic 4 may be female, pic 5 may be female, pic 6 and 7 may be male. Give it a few more days to be sure.

Thx @ductwizard2 the key word there is almost... :)

Say it ain't so Chipmunk. Everybody has a techno challenge going on somewhere. The universe needs your MJ knowledge and expertise. But I understand if you are set on your decision.

Well said.

I don't use FF nutrients but I do have the same issues with yellowing/spotted leaves. I've noticed that it's a little different rate of progression for each cultivar and more so for photo plants than autos. It usually starts at the bottom and works its way up. My weed is a little raggedy...

Why yes, the RH is an area of special concern, funny that you mention it. Yuk. Yuk. The temps don't go over 80F and the RH stays at 45-47 lights on. Lights off temps don't go below 69F (usually 72) and RH doesn't go above 51.

Perhaps. The best genetics cannot overcome a poor grow environment. Everyone has problems when they grow. That doesn't mean that you are providing a poor grow environment. Breeders grow in the best conditions. I would imagine they photog the best looking buds. A breeder's grow information...

Let us know how she smokes...I'll bet it's delicious.

OK, about 6 weeks into flowering. You weighing process sounds right, that's good. Giving more water to achieve runoff also makes sense. You might just be seeing a natural process called senescence. It's the natural process of a plant taking nutrients from leaves and using the stored...

Uniformity, color, size, nice mix of thrichomes...I'll bet their perfume smells good as well. Bravo!

Hey @Bowii How far along in flower are you? Determine when to water your plants using the lift and weigh method if you can reach the pots. Water each pot to runoff, then lift the pot to get a feel for the weight of it. Wait two days and lift it again. If your plants are drinking a lot of water...

Thx for the pics...errr vids...I have never seen one of the little critters moving around. I was wondering if GIFS and Vids could be posted with the forum upgrade. Way cool.

Hi @growingisfun Welcome aboard. When you flip to flower is your call of course. A good thumbnail to use is to expect your plant to at least double in size during the stretch after flipping to flower. Some sativas will quadruple. After a couple grows where the plants grew too tall, I...

A tablespoon per gallon.

These girls have had their challenges along the way. They are in the 9th week of flower with 3 or 4 weeks to go. They have phattened up nicely. I did not do a PK load during the 6th week of flower because they were not growing well at the time.

Your girls look really good. Very nice. Your description of how you mix your nutes with attention to the EC and PH is spot on. My tap water starts out at .2 or .3 depending on time of year. Starting PH is 7.0 - 7.5. I bring the starting EC up to .4 and run that through the whole grow cycle.

Well...I guess it's back to school time... I don't really care for bubble hash but I have not ever went to the next step and heat pressed it. Is that how you got it to look a little darker than a slo-poke w/o the stick?

IDK @Beeman it could be. I don't grow outside so I'm sure others will have something to say. My understanding to treat it is, lollipop the plant, clean out the middle to improve air flow, remove the affected leaves ASAP, and you can use a baking soda mix to treat the fungus but don't spray...