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Yeah, and what southern ontario said, you do need to get those into whatever youre going to finally grow them in. It might do them well to carefully tear of bottom bit of pellet material and fluff out the roots at the bottom when you transplant. If they survive their condition, they will love...

Are your pellets too dry? Is your light too close? I like to hang a thermometer at top of plant area to make sure its not too hot there and shoot for 75-82'. Just my 2 cents, but i like too start indoor grows in forever pots and use my soil mix. 50%perlite/50% peat 1 tsp per 1 gal of mix...

So blue cheese is autoflowering. She didnt go till about 6 weeks but shes looking good. Gave first feed of full strength bloom nutes today. Curious to see how she does. Packing on flower quick. 4 days ago just pre flowers.

Shaking your container does help add oxygen. As long as ph is where you need it when you water youll be fine. I use white vinegar to lower ph with great results.

Ive pulled 2 ounces off an indica dominant plant that was 14" tall. It was topped and trained so all branches got equal light. Not bad for a little girl.

Thanks for input guys. Heres a closeup of top of plant. A couple pistols in there and it looks like theres alot going on there...fingers crossed.

It has 5 leaves like ruderalis and growing fast like ruderalis. Hoping its not mostly ruderalis which would negate any substantial flowering. Like i said, waiting game at this point. Still might be happy ending as its only 6 weeks and could still auto flower or, if its photo period ill be a bit...

So growing this blue cheese outdoors. Have alot of experience with photo period but first time growing an auto. Its six weeks old and there are some preflowers but no regular obvious flowering as of yet. Plant is about 2 1/2 feet tall and growing fast and very healthy. 5 leaf leaves on all...

Very nice jlok. Looking great

Is there any calcium/ magnesium available for them? I like to put 1 tsp of crushed dolomite lime per gal of soil in my soiless mix, then water with tap water ph'd at about 6.5. White vinegar to lower ph, and baking soda if it needs raised. This system works great and my plants seem to love it...

Im in north carolina. Outdoors with barneys blue cheese auto. I went out and covered plant with plastic container for first frost and let it go for most recent. She survived and is showing pre flowers already...she is one tough girl

Its not easy. Last time i was there i tripped on a wild vine and almost broke my ass. Nobody will find this. Entailed cutting down several small trees and alot of work...but planning and method of attack prevail.

Wire a 5 gal bucket to 4 stakes on a plant stand 6-8" above ground.

I have to start plants very small outside. I use window screen to cover a 5 gal bucket. Yes, i grow in 5 gal bucket outside. This has worked great and allows plant to get some size so large plant eating bugs and mammals cant eat it. Spray homemade garlic spray all over bucket and surrounding...

I grow in 5 gal buckets outside. I cover bucket with window screen for 1st few weeks. This allows me to start a very small plant outdoors without having to worry about large insects or mammals eating my plants

Garlic spray works for me. Blend 1 bulb of garlic with a bit of water. Strain, put in 1 gallon of water. Add 2 teaspoons of dishsoap. Spray ground around plants and plants as well. This has worked for me for a long time.

Doing a barneys farm blue cheese auto outdoors in north carolina...as others have mentioned, very resistant to everything. Had white fly infestation from some old potting soil that was easily eradicated using garlic spray, resisted very cold temps many nights including sub freezing one night, (i...

Hey there. I use 50% perlite to 50% peat with a tablespoon of dolomite lime to 5 gal of soil. Water with ph at 6.5. Raise ph with baking soda and lower with white vinegar. I grow in 5 g buckets outside so i can better control environment. Use ferts of your choice and follow manufacturers...

Im actually considering building a little screen cage around my plant to help keep moths out. Should be relatively small girl, its a blue cheese auto, so wouldnt have to be elaborate. Frame out with some 1×1 material and affix window screen. Its a good location and well concealed.