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Ok. Thats good to know. There is so much to know and learn. This is my first auto flower and my third year growing. I have no clue what I'm doing ...lol🤔😀
 
That's what I do also count the flower days at first seeing hairs. Either one photo or auto but I don't really pay attention to outdoor photos.
 
That's what I do also count the flower days at first seeing hairs. Either one photo or auto but I don't really pay attention to outdoor photos when they begin flower.
 
Captainwise 91 You are right about the people in this forum. They are awesome. And have been very helpful to me. 😊😊😊😊❤️ And thank you Budgal. I'm thinking that since they take longer you can't really count the days.
 
Two words.......’Got Weed?’ 😂
 

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My neighbor is filling my 20-10gal bags with manure from 2 yrs ago and delivering them tonight. Laying the tarp in the yard tomorrow and getting my veggie garden done. I love my ‘creek’. We’re all multi-generations here on the creek, like a giant family.
 
Real nice looking plant. Basically that's what I am growing this year in the greenhouse. Hope she will finish by September. October is usually snow and cold.
 
Might not be my smoke, but here’s what I’m doing today oldjarhead100 He delivered the compost, so mixing up the perlite I had left. It tested at 7.4 Ph and 4 fertility. Have a ton of mixing, breaking up chunks, and planting before it all gets moved to my side yard on its tarp.
 

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Just remarkable how healthy and beautiful. Great structure. I like to call it inverted pyramid. Why train branches horizontally when you can aim for a wide canopy while still gaining height. What a thick branch a short node space. Those plants look made for outdoors. Is it from exotic genetix?
 
Thanks 9fingerleafs The seeds are feminized from NorCal Farms. I always do a modified manifold, so those main branches do come down some. The back story is, the branches were so tough I was afraid of breaking them, so they got bent as much as I was comfortable with.
 
Day 37 of flower. A little more nitrogen deficiency than I would like but it should be fine. The girls have dropped a few more leaves than I would like to see at this point. Good thing i didn't heavily defoliate. Gonna be over 2 lbs from 6 plants. All of em between 5 and 6 feet tall and dense except for the lowest branches. Almost no larf. I'm pleased. Canuk cookies and zskittles glue from canuck seeds. Sorry about the blurple. They're too big to move for photos, also about a dozen yo-yos.
 

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Well there is a full tent and use of lighting. Outstanding I sure hope no big issues pop up. Yes I loose lots of leaf towards mid flowering on large photos outdoors also. Those are really eating up themselves I see it in my cookie strains more during flower. Keep them fans going :)
 
2 OG kush and skywalker triangle(?) plants and 2 autoflower, lemonberry haze and pineapple express. Started indoors under a Marshydro LED and moved all outside a week ago to the newly finished greenhouse. They've all taken off once outside and the 2 autos are starting to flower, at least I think so. My first grow. Pics were taken by my wife, she's been helping a lot with them.
 

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