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Time to show your grow.

Started one for the fall. Jellysickle from Inhouse Genetics. A photo i hope to finish by Ney Years. She popped 2 days ago.
 

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It’s a photoperiod, I started her a bit late back in early June. Shes in early flower right now, so I think she’ll finish up around October?
 
Well the last Apple Truffle Breath harvest was underwhelming
I'm going rto run high end autos in dwc. See what happens.
Putting Mephisto genetics autos.. trying Grape Krinkle.
 
Pretty excited. Every time I try to buy Mephisto genetics, they're sold out. Finally got some lol.

Seed popped a 1/4 root in under 24 hours.

Already in rockwool/bucket.

Water is touching basket and manually top watering.

Should pop tomorrow or the next day.

I'm only putting 1 in to guage the size. I have seen grow diaries up to 145g per plant.
Mephisto claims 50 to 90.
Let's see.

Going2fast grape crinkle
 

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I've had to cull all my plants and clones. I found out i had broad mites. I had an infestation. Didn't know it until they were everywhere. Had to use a loop just to see them. So I culled my plants. All of them. Then I vacuumed, sprayed all things with iso, put diatomaceous earth down in the tents, released predatory mites and am just waiting 5 weeks till I start growing again to be sure they are all going. I never had bugs in 6yrs. I never did IPM. Thats going to change. I plan on doing regular IPM schedule for now on as recommended.

Until then im just waiting.
Keep growing
 
Oh no.

This is something Ive never worried about either. Bugs, apart from fungus gnats, have never been an issue for me either indoors.

Sorry to hear what's happened. You grow great plants.
 
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