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Really good looking auto! I still haven't found one that was very potent and I have run about 10 different ones. I hear they they are getting better! Maybe you have to find the right pheno, like everything else.

I look at the pistils, but usually I am dusting a cola or 2, not doing a seed run. Around day 20 from flip for me to get a few dozen seeds for possible future use. Usually the rest of the plant is almost 100% seedless, trying to get the best of both worlds!

I would imagine you could just spread a couple of cups of worm castings on your plants every other week and be fine! Just water it in gradually and have most of the benefits of compost tea. Worm castings are the single best thing you can give your plants, except water.

Just be careful getting it out of that fab pot! If it were me I would probably cut the pot off.

How would you rate the potency on that one? And what kind of high? I have some of those seeds!

I have a couple of friends with limited means that I share seeds with and usually give them different things than I am running. Then we all get to see a greater variety of quality buds!

Rocking along in Oklahoma!

No. Totally normal.

Guessing this girl will get big! Almost 6 feet tall so far.

Looks great! I would call it done based on those pics. What strain is it?

Dry years here also mean no septoria. And drought makes for quality outdoor bud, as well! If you water, of course.

I haven't noticed much effect from companion planting, but I have noticed that one or 2 cannabis plants seem to get the majority of the bug damage. Those plants are usually the fruitier smelling ones. The fuel leaning stuff seems to get less bug damage. I just leave them there as trap plants...

Glad to see it! Mean Gene from Freeborn Selections suggested that I might try spraying this product early in the season to help ward off leaf septoria. Maybe this could help you? https://buildasoil.com/products/micronized-sulfur

Big fan of this guy! Great to deal with, consistent, quality plants that are potent! https://www.orchardfever.com/shop?page=4

Know that feeling , got a bunch I'm waiting for signs! But it will work out, like every other year.

What is Cough BX 3?

Those plants really look healthy! I usually use row cover to harden off my plants when I transplant outdoors, but we are talking late May/early June in OKlahoma. Long as I protect them during the mid day sun, they adapt pretty quickly.

I do a lot of pollen chucking and like seeing the results, even though I don't really do a proper pheno hunt. And I like hanging out in a stinky garden!

Nice! I made my first super soil for my indoor grow last fall. Outdoors I plant in the ground in our old garden space that we have amended for almost 20 years. The key is home made worm compost, both indoors and outside.