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1) As long as you buy the right LEDs, a lot of cheap knock offs that will definitely lead to smaller yields compared to HPS/MH. 3) Yeah, the seed banks are getting very picky about payment methods and shipping. I've lost at least half a dozen banks I used to buy from because of all the...

Also, starting a grow journal can help you keep track of progress as well as anyone that would like to follow along.

I'd like to add, this forum is filled with A TON of useful information. Sometimes you have to sift through the bickering and trolls, but if you focus on the posts that receive likes/thumbs up, you can really learn a lot here. 75% of what I know about growing was learned from here, honestly.

Man, I think I've still got a solid 2-3 more weeks to go. These babies just keep pumping out white hairs. I've went REAL aggressive with my feedings, going with 3x more flowering nutes than I normally do (1.5tsp per gallon instead of the usual .5tsp per gallon). I've also been feeding twice...

Here is my 2 GSC fastbuds. They are 72 days today

Hey Buddy, looking good brother! Always keeping an eye out.

I use 3 gallon grow bags as well, have been for over 2 years now. I really love them! Once my auto flower seed is germinated I place it directly into the 3 gallon grow bag. I usually only fill the bag half way to allow room to bury the stem some if it stretches more than I'd like the first 7-10...

Just rolled up a joint with the following equal parts -Girl Scout Cookie -Diesel Cookies -Purple Rolex V2 -Strawberry Cheesecake

Are you smoking white hairs?

I'm fortunate enough to be in this situation, or at least similar. I'm never stressing on a plant finishing faster or needing smoke. It makes being patient and letting the girls finish the right way SO MUCH easier. Obviously not everyone is going to be as fortunate, so I consider myself lucky.

I've been growing autos only for almost 3 years now. I've tried both methods, planting a germinated seed into it's final home and also starting it in a solo cup. I think the biggest key if you choose to transplant, moisten the soil before you try to remove it from the cup. Hole at the bottom...

I would go back to feeding, no need to flush right now as you still have some weeks left before harvest.

It's such an important part of the process, those hygrometers are very key. 7-8 days is pretty good with RH at 50-60, but it's not always going to be long enough. With a hygrometer in your jar, after a few hours you will be able to tell if it's safe to leave in there. If the RH jumps above 65%...

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And also, give that girl 2-3 more weeks and post some more pictures.

Don't believe everything you hear/read. Autoflowers are not THAT sensitive. As long as you aren't topping them, you can do quite a bit. Obviously it depends on the strain too.

hello 2010, we miss you.

I like the quality of Roc Bud Inc... Diesel Cookies was a true delight. A little discouraged by how they change their strains so often and only offer a few. Gets heard to decide what I want when it's 2-3-4 strains all crossed together. lol

I'm trying to imagine my indica dominant autos going 80-90 days. Sure, i've had some sativa crosses or sativa dominant strains go 80-90 days, but i've also had indica dominant autos go 63-70 days. This is a GSC (Fastbuds) @ 61 days. I went two more weeks on it, but couldn't imagine going to...

This is the earliest I have ever fed too, the first feeding with some Grow Big was two days ago @ 19 days old. I had some issues towards the end of flower last run with GSC and Diesel Cookies (Roc Bud Inc) with all plants yellowing prematurely. I like to give only water for 7-10 days before...