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Lost coast plant therapy has been treating me well.

Or run duct from the exhaust to where your attic has ventilation. Kind of a pain but would be ideal, and would probably be a good idea to run it through a carbon filter if your worried about smell.

And you just replace the crawl door with the plywood if that wasn't clear. So nothing gets permanently damaged.

Just cut the plywood to fit the crawl space door and use a hole saw if your fan is small or a jigsaw if you need a larger hole. You could either vent from your tent with ducting or just set up a fan inside the attic and vent the whole room like a fart fan.

Hope that makes sense.

If you have a crawl space into the attic in the room, you could cut a piece of plywood the same size as the crawl space door and then cut a hole and place a fan inside the attic, on top of the plywood in the hole.

May and June were both colder weather than we're used to out here, for sure.

I agree.

I've got some hairs showing for sure but still stretching away for now. By the first week or two of August, I expect to see flowers started.

I just checked out the show for the first time because of this thread. I guess Staten Island must run in the same circles that I do. He mentioned being excited about orangutan titties, Slapz, and it's it. The only one he didn't mention was pressure, which I'm sure he has access to. Small world...

I grew some uk cheese in the past from clones. I ended up with a few good seeds that I still have from that harvest. It is definitely unique taste and smell and I wouldn't classify it as fruity, either.

Sorry, bud. I don't have any experience with that.

Looking good, bud. Your plants are way bigger than mine

It won't hurt anything.

Yes. As they mature, they will definitely use more water and the high temps will make it evaporate faster. If they are getting dry too fast, you may want to transplant to a larger container. When I transplanted a month or so ago, I could get 5-7 days between watering. Now I'm watering every...

The bees aren't hurting your plants.

Fighting bugs outdoors can be an uphill battle. Make sure that you're giving your soil a chance to dry out a bit between watering. They love moist soil.

I had a few bags of happy frog that sat outside from the previous year. A couple of them had some algae in them but I never had any problems with my last outdoor grow when I used them.

I'd say it's getting close but @curious2garden is right. You should look at the whole plant. I probably prefer harvesting when the trichs are milky and starting to bend over from being heavy vs much if any amber. When I start seeing amber, I generally will call it a wrap. And you definitely want...

You can use your phone to take a close up pic. Then zoom on the picture and you should be able to see what's going on.