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Family pic. Sent from Northern Colorado.

Grapefruit at almost 8 weeks. Sent from Northern Colorado.

Captain Jack at 3 weeks. Sent from Northern Colorado.

Hello folks, just wanted to say hello. I'm a Colorado dispensary grower who is contemplating a move to the PNW. I was looking for general thoughts on the industry there and Oregon in general. What are the best smaller cities outside of Portland to live in? Popular strains at the moment in...

Here's Grapefruit. Sent from Northern Colorado.

A family photo! Captain Jack by @homebrew420 back left at 2+ weeks, Grapefruit back right at 7+ weeks, and Captain Jack x Grapefruit on flip day. (Resurrecting this thread!) Sent from Northern Colorado.

A better family pic. Captain Jack back left, Grapefruit back right, and Captain Jack x Grapefruit front and center. Sent from Northern Colorado.

My final plant of pure Grapefruit. She's been a helluva girl for 3+ years. Sent from Northern Colorado.

I like these two pics. Captain Jack at 2 weeks, back left. Grapefruit at 7 weeks, back right. And the first flowered plant of Captain Jack x Grapefruit in the front on flip day, a cross I made this summer. Sent from Northern Colorado.

They're not in a 5 gallon in flower. In flower they get their own tote. And 8 foot high is good for filling trellises... (And 8 foot was excessive... Cutting 2 weeks out of veg so they're only like 6 foot tall) Sent from Northern Colorado.

This is veg from a caregiver grow that I ran recently. Top fed buckets in RDWC. These trees were 8 feet tall in the second pic, which was the day before moving to the flower room. If you have questions fire away! Sent from Northern Colorado.

I'll be checking this out for sure. I'm always looking to learn. Sent from Northern Colorado.

Grapefruit at 6 weeks and Captain Jack at 2 weeks. Sent from Northern Colorado.

Yes... Flat trees. Sent from Northern Colorado.

Captain Jack x Grapefruit. A cross made this summer. Haven't flowered one yet. Sent from Northern Colorado.

Yup. I start mine at 5.5 and let it drift to 5.8 then adjust back down Sent from Northern Colorado.

pH of 6 is alright. You'd get more N uptake at 5.7-5.8. They look hungry. But the weird leaf curling is the real concern. Sent from Northern Colorado.

There's nothing special to do, just transplant and fill the hole gently so you don't break off the roots. Sent from Northern Colorado.

What's the pH running? Sent from Northern Colorado.

Imagine the budtenders trying to educate the public that sativas are no longer sativas etc... Chaos. Sent from Northern Colorado.