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My grows improved significantly when I ditched the ff liquid nutes and switched to dry amendments. I’ve been using Dr. Earth (home grown for veg, flower girl for flower) over the past few rounds. Simple and effective, strongly recommended getting away from the liquid stuff.

Classic. Congratulations. 50 years is impressive.

Killing me. 28-30f here, with something cold and white but a little too heavy to be snow falling from the sky. Such is life in these parts. Weed helps.

Haven’t read the whole thread, so this could be redundant, but I successfully got rid of the fungus gnats during my last grow with an aggressive treatment of BTi drops alternated with watering with mosquito bits. Gone after a few grows where they just wouldn’t go away. Winter might help too.

Jarred the last plant, Zkittlez, for curing. Nice sticky, dense buds. Here’s a random example. Yum. Be pack in a month or so when I plant some new seeds.

Looks like she has a couple weeks to go, ideally. There are still quite a few white pistils. Let them all turn brown and start to recede a little. A see very few amber trichs in your close up. Moreover, try to focus on the trichs directly on the buds rather than those on the sugar leaves, which...

Late to the show, but autos average around 95 days for me, typically a couple to few weeks past the growers advertised pace. I can see the plants from the shots needing close to that much time.

Same. Started pressing my own and dabbing. Easier on the lungs, potent hits. I bought a press from Rositek. Works great.

Felt like spring for a second here in Vermont, but more snow likely tomorrow. Spring here is really like three weeks in May, haha. Hope everyone is doing well!

Harsh flavor can come from too much nutes during grow. Part of the reason I prefer organic dry amendments over salt based stuff.

Could be hungry or overfed. Fox farm can be pretty hot for sprouts. You shouldn’t be adding any additional nutes yet. Avoid the FF liquid fertilizers. Have they been part of your routine? Roots should not be getting any light at all. Try a dark cup. I see the cup within a cup, but still, looks...

Last plant of this cycle to come down. Taking a break for a month or so, then planting some new stuff in April

It really works!

Thinking this weekend I’ll have some time to chop her up. Overall, the staggered start rotation has worked well. Final got some new trimmers!

I’m prone to seasonal allergies and I also find myself sneezy and stuffed up when harvesting, at least at times, and similar to a mild seasonal allergic reaction. Worth it though.