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Two of my posts have been removed from this thread. Hard to understand, so I’ll pull out after this: Trying to blame immigration on Biden or any individual is intensely simplistic. US history of supporting oppressive governments over democratically elected ones in central and South America has...

Thanks for that! I’m truly not as dense as it might seem having never figured out the truth you just pointed out. Appreciated, as is all the work y’all put into keeping this a chill and informative place.

I’ve never used vermiculite, but my basic understanding is that vermiculite retains moisture while perlite aids in drainage (which is important for aeration). I think you’re hearing a lot of us here say we use perlite, with good reason. Your plant is stunted. I’d be looking for reasons why. The...

He also has a foot in the commercial grow industry, producing measurement tools. I saw him promoting these in one of his lectures from UofU I believe. https://www.apogeeinstruments.com/our-founder-dr-bruce-bugbee/

I wouldn’t even bother looking at trichs until the pistils are almost all brown. I’d rather see the whole plant in this case, but from the looks of the pistils in those shots, you have a way to go. They should almost all turn brown and start to bend towards to flower and recede a little. Doesn’t...

Keep at it, bro. I’ve watched and found interesting several of Dr. Bugbee’s videos. Of course, it’s all theoretical until you find out what works for you. Experience is almost always a better teacher than a lecture, of course.

Plants are just over two weeks old now. I’ve kept after the LST for the past few days with three out of four now receiving some. The Créme de la Chem are stocky growers so far; waiting a little longer to hit the last one. Lost a branch to some sloppy handling today too on the gorilla cookie, but...

Lots of good advice here worth listening to. Lots of bad advice randomly out there on the internet. The sprout is quite small for 10 days, for whatever reasons. I’m a big fan of soil and keeping it simple. Here’s another shot of some autos at about two weeks. Three of these have had recent low...

In my experience, yes, you’ll need to add some. I’ve been using dry amendments lately, adding around week three with the expectation that the good stuff will start getting to the roots around week 4. They’re often moving into full flower by week four or five, and the demands will increase/change...

Lots of foxtailing, from the pics. Might keep shooting white pistils if that’s the case. Looks great.

Safari on ipad or phone. In either case, I only see navigation options at the bottom. Hmm,

Your plants like light. No need to imitate some of the setbacks of outdoor growing (like cloudy days). An advantage of indoor is not being restrained by what nature offers. Up to you of course. Turning down the lights likely just slows things down.

Autos do tend to grow much shorter based on their faster life cycle. Not a totally unimportant consideration. Among many draws for me is the fact that I tend to have to travel every 95-100 days or so. I hadn’t considered it initially, though that is a perfect time window for running a full cycle...

This is the part where you’re factually incorrect. It’s really simple. I grow both. Do you? Have you ever grown autos? Beyond your friend who either is a bad grower or doesn’t want to share, what’s your information source? Science has long proved assumptions like yours false. I guess I just...

I’ve been smoking a sangria that is incredibly flavorful. Keeps surprising me. Super fruity.

Here is my last grow (four new ones going now). Four autos all getting close to harvest. 90 days of growing for 3/4 pound of excellent, flavorful weed in several varieties. Just providing reasons for growing autos. I would bet significant money that you could not differentiate types between good...

Not a big deal, but I’ve been wondering if there is any way to put page navigation buttons (previous, next, etc) at the top as well as the bottom of the page. Probably a reason it doesn’t exist already, but curious. Thanks for all the hard work the admin put in here.

Those would be some gnarly fungus gnats! Not likely. Mice or other rodents seem more likely culprits.

I’d probably bag it up from the sounds of things.

Steep for me by about 2x. Might think differently if seeking an elusive mother.