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Nutrition is on a more leaner and quicker schedule with autos. As a rule of thumb i've always started any plant i feed with 25% nutes to make sure they can take it, gradually moving up to full dosage. With autos your feeding window is shorter and thus the switch to pro flower nutrients is key so...

as in Humboldt Seed company mango sapphire???

you did well! Next Go by dont be Afraid of using that SCROG net and lie the girls down a little more. it coulda got you another half Oz or some

https://www.royalqueenseeds.com/blog-splitting-stems-should-you-take-a-knife-to-your-cannabis-plant-n1207 basically its a high stress training to increase trichome production and give it one final slap on the ass before flower, usually seen on outdoor plants but I figured why not try in my tent?

i was using fox farm and if your following their guidelines you would've given them full dose nutes by week5-6ish. Your plant will thank you for giving it the minimum the manufacturer tells you to feed it. once you get it down you can try different stuff. If you using fox farms I recommend...

valentines day harvest i like the idea. I'm scheduled for the 15th for a chop. Are you familiar with Splitting? i plan on slitting my stalks before i go dark and was wanting to do a comparison to someone without a split

top off of the tops if that makes sense. when you spli the main stem into two, wait 2 weeks then if there is enough growth, you can then top both of your new mains to split into 4 and then so on and so forth

and tbh id get something more cannabis friendly that isn't dumping urea into your plants. i went bottled nutes and blurple off ebay these have the same look, like the haven't been getting enough juice. I'm not downing you at all! You did perfect with you meds. how do your trichomes and hairs...

6-8 weeks? if they're full term he's just gonna reveg or it will die off then. i got some girls doing this too and i think its just missed growth potential tbh where they coulda had stronger light and more food at the right time and you could get a monster. But I'm not trying to step on toes, so...

You want to top your main stems only. Topping as it's referred to is you forcing the plant to "split" its main stem into multiple main stems with equal vigor and growth. if you top the side growth your just sending the auxin in the plant back to the top of your plant

I recommend no matter what soil you purchase always buy a bag of soil amendment (perlite, pebble, vermiculite, volcanic rock E.C.T) and run it at a 70% soil / 30% amendment. I'm learning and experiencing the same thing myself as I just purchased some premade super soil that was really nice until...

That must be rough as hell, my first indoor grow I suffered from the same problem except on the heat side of things. I struggled early to maintain adequate temps in beginning flower and I could see the gaps and spaces where it half assed and tried to fill but wouldn't. It's always a bummer when...

That's the goal, reduce, reuse, recycle as much as possible. If I do purchase its always organically as possible and in bulk if possible. I've been very intrigued by the idea of using homemade composted manure but I'm not sure if I want chickens or if there are alternatives to chicken as I own a...

I kept an Afghan Kush in the ground out here until November 22 if im not mistaken. I had to pull her because we kept having mad rainstorms and i was experiencing a deficiency which was going to cost me yield and overall health so i pulled her early

Tbh the weather sounds mad disrespectful where you're at lol. I'm sure you get some amazing color expressions in your work though. Besides the weather not cooperating 100% what other challenges come with growing at your altitude? Did you lose any from last year due to weather?

that's primo work there man! I'm definitely intimidated by hydro for sure but it's my hope to run a hydro set up along with my soil grows for consistency. Let me know if you ever get a spare minute to talk hydro with a beginner please and thank you ! I could always benefit from learning more...

I obtained help from a buddy who is now going to let me use his auger when it's time. Was thinkin about renting a bobcat out to take some topsoil off to see if that helps. I'm currently working on learning different soil conditioning techniques so I can learn to harness more of the land I have...

That sounds like veggin is some serious stuff for you growers down south! Is managing the growth hard? How is your grow environment when it comes to the Florida weather? I always love hearing about different grows in different climates.

gonna put 'em in a makeshift greenhouse during daytime then tent 'em overnight with my indoor stuff if i can get both the timing and lighting right. I'm an organic guy but this grow I started here I wen bottled so I'm in the middle of transitioning out of the last of my bottled goods and moving...