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Unfortunately I'm from Greece and i don't think i could find anything like this soon. Is there anything i could plug in the faucet and automaticly drain water when needed?

I doubt anything like that would help :/ I water them about 12 gal of water daily and their dry already almost 4 hours before watering... Where could i store 72+ gal? :p

Hey im looking for a DIY guide or some cheap alternative to get a autowatering system. I got 2 25 gal pots and i have them outdoors. We hit 100 temps so it drys fast. Unfortunately i got to leave the place once per 2 weeks for 3 days. what can i do in order to don't let my plants dry out?

Pre-Flowers show up when a plant is sexually mature, not when you're in flowering stage. Of course it may be at the same time.

From the first pic we can see there is a Nitrogen deficiency. Take some pictures on natural light and not hps..

I'm just reading guides/theories over and over again. Also I keep an eye on them, i check them everyday and trying to understand how they "think" and what they "need". As for the strain, it's a GHS Jack Herer. Well I bet the climate in Greece helps a lot too. Thanks you for your kind words.

They are 3 ft tall and 45 inch wide :-) 92 days old from seed. I already burned the short one once, i overdid it with the fert but now she recovered and i'm very careful. I'm gonna check your garden in a couple of minutes. Here's another one photo of my girls.

20/20/20 fert once per 3 waterings. :-) Thank you both, it's just my first growing and I didn't expect them to turn out so big and bushy and healthy and so.... but i started to worry about the yellow leaves we are hitting 100 temps and i thought it was caused by it. I'm starting worrying about...

Hey i got 2 plants outdoors in 25 gal pots and i see some leaves on the bottom are yellowing when all others are ok, is it normal? They are 90 days old.

If you travel by car just place them under sunlight next to the window. I doubt you will have any problems caused from lights.

Get something like this if they are small sized

I doubt "good genetics" can avoid turning to hermie. When a plant turns it, it does to survive. It's a survival mechanism, nothing to do with genetics. When a plant get "stressed"*(stressed means the plant detects some anomalies on growth) it turns on the survival mechanism in order to...

It looks like nute burn, too much Potassium(K)

Also, if they're on a shaded place they can still get light right? Or they will stretch trying reaching it?

I have them in 24 gal pots and i use a moisture meter, when moisture gets down to 20% i water them. Also i feed them late in afternoon it gives them something like 12-14 hours with not so much heat/light to drain as much as they want. Greetings from Greece :-)

None of your photos is clear, also i think they need some more time to show.

Hey, im growing outdoors in pots. Lately we have temps up to 92 and I'm afraid that it may cause a heat stress to my plants. Should i put them in a place where is shade during peak times(noon-afternoon, 12-3 PM)? I guess temps under direct sunlight are close to 100.

I use a cotton bud wet on bottom, and cover with a dry. leave it in your closet for 1-2-3 days and it will germ normally. When you see it started germing keep it there until the "root/seedling" reaches 1 cm. then plant it in 1 cm hole, use a pen/pencil to make it. Cover it up gently and dont use...

They dont need light at all for the first 6-7 days.. if you want to give then some strength give them some daylight from your window. Dont expose them to heat stress also..

It doesn't look good generaly, probably you hurt it.