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I have always transplanted my autos. I think you want to get to them before the roots hit the pot- at least thats my goal. Also before any sign of flowering. Once i was 2 weeks late transplanting from what I thought was the right time (due to life) and they flowered early. Just be gentle...

Thanks! The main reason I did this was to manage plant height for easy monitoring of bud worm. My outside plants last year got off to a late start and while very productive, they were maybe 3 feet tall including the pots. I spent a bit of time looking over all the buds and picked out...

here they are

Now that I'm posting I realize I should have a few more up close pics. Its raining right now so I will when that stops. All three Green Crack. Second outdoor grow, first was some plants in fabric pots with a super late start. This was my first semi planned grow. I prepped the ground (...

I don't think in 2 pages anyone has asked if that same weed is getting others high? Maybe i missed it? So does it? Or is it just you? Lots of possible answers here already, I just think having a second opinion on that stuff your smoking will help determine if its you or the plant.

Hey so my mom has been asking that I grow out some CBD flower without THC (or low levels at least). I found an autoflower strain that will mix well timing wise with my next grow. This will be an indoor grow. Do I treat like the other girls? Look for the same issues? I'm doing a dry...

You mentioned you hadn't had any of these issues before. Did you change anything?

Pic titled "TWO". Sour diesel Auto

Hey RIU! Its the ever day question, Are they ready yet? I'm posting it - just because. I have a few plant pics here. All different plants. One of them is over due about a week, the others by the calendar have 3 weeks to go yet. Looking at the trichomes I actually think they are...

Early November I made a narly batch of coconut oil infusion. 6 ozs into 8 cups. Strained it and tossed it into the compost. Today my dog was laying in the sun like he was dead. I called him in. When he got inside he peed and scared himself by it. Then he wobled and peed some more...

Humidity is back up to an acceptable range during lights on. Was at 50% today at 74 degrees. I actually think the low humidity was causing the severe drought look as when they got thirsty, it happened quick. As now they are responding much like they did for the most part of the grow...

@Hiphophippo how are you controlling all these devices? Do they each have setpoints that you trust or do you have a master controller and control via power outlets.

I see. It sounds like I could use more room control devices. I'm slowly getting into the idea of more and more electricity, devices, etc to maintain a grow. It sounds right though. I should get an ac for the room, probably wouldn't ever need a heater. I don't see much of an issue when...

well I have 3 of them now, 2 fan controllers and an outlet controller and I keep thinking of more things to automate but each would require there own 45$ controller. :) :(

wow. I wish i was smart enough to see big picture and made an upfront investment in this instead of tacking on.

I just recently picked up AC infinity controllers and that has made me pay attention to the environmental conditions of my tent grow much closer. Previously I just set my exhaust fan at a medium speed and ran it, day and night. It seems having these conditions on my phone anytime I want them...

Hit them with some Epsom salt today. 2 teaspoons per gallon. 10 gal pots one liter each, 5 gallon pots about 1/2 liter each.

UPDATE: watering more often and with less volume. I see the day humidity is staying low - around 40, humidifier coming tomorrow. Night is 60 as that's where my fan control point is set at. Leaves dropping daily. Turning yellow but now they seem to be left with a purple color...

I was thinking about this. While I agree, I also disagree. Having the next steps in mind while planning and executing a plan is critical to complete success. I may be reading into your words to strongly and agree that VPD is more of a finesse than a keeping plants alive. When my...

Noted, will do. I had plans of switching up once these ran out. How can I get these plants on the path of recovery? They have a long way to go yet and are otherwise looking promising. Last thing i want is for them to finally succumb to my wrong doings in the last weeks of flower.