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so am i looking at 2-3 weeks, or over a month? i have some business travel so i am a little edgy.....

its my first grow, plants were going thick and dense then we had a 4 day heat wave with temps hitting 100 and i had a die-off, but i put up sunshade and they have rebounded very well - actually may be a blessing in disguise as a lot of interior leaves died off and now there is great circulation...

"the plants can be seen from the street. " i never said that directly - but yeah, with a 2 second window at 35 mph. it doesnt happen. if you did your 18-wheeler could be in the ditch. cars will never see them. i swear this is like if i was growing indoors and people telling me "you know you...

ok you win. i'll just go rip them up right now. i mean with all the negative vibes telling me how stupid i am whats the use?

i realize that, prevailing wind is 99% out of the south, about 300 feet to nearest receptor that direction, somthing i will monitor if we get that far

i hear ya trust me but its a pretty good set up, behind the fence is a 2-lane asphalt road with a steep 4' ditch and no sidewalk, and only one plant amidst dozens of veggies and peppers an melons so bleends in well, and both neighbors are cool. only big trucks can see over the fence and they...

easy to grow! i have habaneros, habanadas (sweet habaneros with no heat), poblano, ho chi minh, jalapeno, serrano, lola sweet, mega gold bells, hot banana, and then of course my super secret tibetian peppers... ;-)

...at least for me anyway - my first grow. and the wife is a bit paranoid. thinks i am on some DEA database because i bought uncoated aspirin on Amazon. with all of 3 plants in a suburban back yard. (had to prove to her tomato people use it too...lolol) thoughts? i still have several okras and...

thanks. i am facing an uphill battle growing in houston where it is mid to upper 90's and very humid, plus we are in a very rainy period getting well over 60" yr when normal is about 48". we have had 8-9" each month for 3 months, with a total of over 28". so far no issues, been thinning a...

wow nice! hope your neighbors are cool! the shade cloth in my photo is to keep that one neighbor from seeing them, and i also use shade cloth on several pepper plants because they really get wilty in our hot summers - so nothing looks out of the ordinary. where are you, what strain, and have...

so far so good - this pineapple punch is a beast, and very healthy. had some issues a little over a week ago but sprayed with spinosad and aspirin and she made a big rebound. was doing only neem but now will alternate the two, spraying once a week then drenching the soil with the left over for...

thanks but i really try to stay organic, i am not an organical manical - actually closer to a gun-toting redneck than that - but i just like doing everything organic - my veggies as well as lawn. i'll try the spinosad for a couple of weeks and see. its just the spots, the rest of the plant is...

seems to be only on older growth, new leaves look fine. i have looked all over closely and see no insect activity. this is a pineapple punch, i am in southeast texas where it is hot and humid and we have had a lot of recent rain, they are on a drip system that is off for the last week but will...

75 to 78% all year it seems - we live for the few days we get when it is dry.

newbie here who has his first outdoor grow going well, so i am encouraged to start another crop. right now growing what was given to me - dosido cookies and pineapple punch- free so i didnt complain, but they are generally intended for a cooler climate. i am in southeast texas, we will have...

here's my set up - you can see the taller pineapple punch on the right, the shorter dosido cookies indica dominant is to the right of it, obscured by the eggplants in the right foreground. pic is facing south, the prevailing wind will be 99% from that direction, so that neighbor will never smell...

well thanks, i am happy with the plants so far - its my first grow, but i have really good soil from years of veggie gardening and making my own compost from horse manure, kitchen scraps, grass cuttings, and shrimp/fish scraps. any guess as to how tall each will grow? right now the PP is 37"...

excellent, thanks. so what i should look for is maybe a harvest around August, but at least not as late as October when the light cycle rotates... ? assuming all goes well of course, i have several months of upper 90's humid weather to make it through. planning on neem, spinosad, and aspirin...

please help me then, what am i missing?? these sites say 7-11 weeks: https://2fast4buds.com/news/How-long-do-Autoflowers-take-from-seed-to-harvest https://www.royalqueenseeds.com/blog-how-to-grow-autoflowering-cannabis-n83

they have been outside in pots since about 2 weeks old or less, 4" then to 8" once i was able to sex them. i am in southeast Texas so it has not been freezing since mid Feb when we had the iceapocolype. i thought i read that autoflowering plants could be harvested at 10-12 weeks, but likely...