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While I have y'all's attention. I have to indoor rooms, one with females and a higher light and the one where my 8 reside. Should I move the taller ones to the higher light and leave the others to stretch more?

I'm in Colorado on the Western slope, I've only grown in nor cal but out here the last chance of Frost is around mid late May, so I'm hoping I can get a few months of veg outside even if I have to hit em with light everynight to stop them flowering. The genetics come from a friend of mine who...

So for instance I know airflow is really important, check this lady out and tell me if I should clean her up

So would you say topping would be the way to go? I may not have much to worry about at the moment but I'm putting them outdoors soon I wanna make sure I can get them as beefy as I can and give them a great start

I know I have alot to learn lol, my spot is outdoors and it's 25 and 1/2 by 9 and 1/2 lol it's just only 5 feet tall so I have room to bush out. I will take everything you said in though I appreciate it

Well it's a month today, they have one more month indoors. I'm trying to learn when and how to top and prune or train. I'm trying to get the best yield and keep them at 5 ft max height with plenty of room to bush out.

Will do! I know some nutrient deficiency s may cause the leaves to look a little rough. I wanna make sure I'm gonna catch it on time before I freak out lol

I don't even know if I can get a pic of them but here's some of their handywork

Really need some help!!! I just fed my 3 week old seedlings today, when I noticed lines and dots on the leaves! I can barley make out a few small flying insects. Whaat can I do

My babies are 3 weeks old, I'm keeping them inside until June then putting them outside in 15 gallon pots. I have fox farm trio and cal mag, the soil I'm using is mother Earth groundswell which is really light stuff. Should I wait till I put them outside to feed? Or?

So my babies are 3 weeks old today, I'm using mother Earth groundswell which is a light mix that recommends feeding two weeks after planting. They've spent their lives in it thus far. I have fox farm trio and cal mag, I just moved the light up, but I'm gonna be putting them outside in a month in...

Sounds amazing! Grandaddy and cookies?

Thank you man this is my first grow for myself, lol Colorado is a different ball game compared to nor cal

About 8 inches maybe I'll measure it and let you know but.. I started really close due to advice from a friend

Right on, I just notice they are starting to grow into the side of the pots, lack of enough soil on my part smh.. but I bet they'll even out when I put them outside. I'll wait for signs of burnt leaves then before I raise the light?

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Should I just raise my light?

What's that gonna be like? Lol

A buddy of mine grew some last year and I got as many bagseed as I could I have 6 atm a little over 2 weeks and I'm gonna be planting them outdoors in late May. Has anyone ever grown this strain? Or know anything about it? My buddy said he got genetics from southern Oregon but it was some primo...

Word, i was planning to do light dep if they did, I've just been hearing that most indicas will, sovim good with 18 6? Or should I start 16 8 before I put them out?