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Too expensive for a small home grower like myself. This harvest, I only had one small outdoor plant (looks like 4-6 oz dry), I mainlined to 8 colas, each about a foot long of bud. Defoliated, chopped, washed, hung dry for 3 hours, placed into a paper bag/small card board boxes, then put into an...

Sounds like you already know your answer Grow Outdoors in ground, grow with good nutes and collect rain water. It's the most efficient way

Is this ready to harvest yet? This is my 3rd year growing. I plant marigolds to attract predators, and I used b.t in flowering. During veg. I'll use neem oil this year, I'm also zone 7a/b, so you can expect to see spotted lantern flys in your region soon. As for mold, I mainline my plants, and...

Go with light feedings and see how your plant takes it, you can dump it all into in-ground soil and it wont kill your plant since the plant won't take up more than it needs (organic super nutes)

Hello, I just put my 1 day soaked seeds into a damp paper towel and excited to see a tap root in 2 days. It'll be in a starter cup by April fools day, and in ground by May. I'm waiting on a warm day to clean up last years dead mess. Good luck everyone

You make a good point about sprays and safety. I feel comfortable with using neem oil and b.t for worms because they're both organic and omri approved. In addition, I bud wash with h202, baking soda, and lemon juice which will kill anything harmful. I have never grown indoors, but I find...

Hello growers, this is the thread for starting your outdoor grow in 2023. Feel free to show, talk, and ask whatever is on your mind Why did I start this? 2 minutes ago, I ordered seeds for this years grow. Last year, I mistakenly grew 2 pounds of Humboldt Dream Queen (Green crack x skunk), when...

You just gotta ride it out man. It will amber when it wants to

Took 1 hour to clip and collect them, and 4.5 hours to bud wash it all. I still have 2 plants you can see in the stalk picture still maturing, those 2 were supposed to be completely dead after I sprayed concentrated dawn soap on them and all their leaves fried up. The resilient plant fought back...

Mainlined to 32 colas. Strain: Humboldt Dream Queen. Of the 32 colas, 2 were rather wimpy, but the rest 30 were really strong. Popped seeds April 1st, Harvested October 12th, went in ground mid May. Fed fox farms trio + cal mag, dug a 2x2x2 hole of organic miracle grow in ground soil from...

What we've all been waiting for. Harvested 2 hours ago, will bud wash and hang. Hoping this is a pound

Harvested 2 hours ago, will bud wash and hang. I tried a tester bud that was harvested 10 days ago, and it is some strong stuff, clear headed sativa, light pain relief, but no euphoria which was what I'll get from next years real "dream queen" not "humboldt dream queen". Is this good flower...

Took 6 hours over 3 days to strip a majority of the fan leaves. Still plenty more to remove, but will do what I can before chop in 40 hours

This will be the last Sunday update, will chop Thursday morning hopefully. It's 70 degrees, clear skies all week until Friday when it will rain and drop down to 60, perfect temps for the dedicated drying room

Sorry you had a rough experience like that my friend. You bring up great points, a company should not put out a bad product, you spent your valuable time to grow a plant that turned out unsuccessful due to bad genetics. However, I think it's unfair to completely discard the company for 2...

Bought a bag of in ground organic miracle grow from costco on sale for 5$ in March, and the organic miracle grow potting mix (also 5$) for germinating the seeds and keeping them in pots for their first month until weather permitted them to go in ground. Fed Fox farm trio nutes and cal mag...

Riding out the rain from Saturday to projected mid Wednesday. Every now and then during the breaks of rain, I'll go to shake the branches, but surprisingly the strong wind keeps them dry. One small branch half broke, so I cut, washed and hung it up 3 days ago, a courtesy branch from hurricane...

Cool a fellow New Yorker, I'm in Staten Island. I got no cover over my plant, riding this Ian storm out, hopefully no rot since it'll be a nice 70 in a few days. I'll harvest next Sunday

What do you have planned for those pots? It's a challenge to use all that

Thank you, this is my first harvest, still trying to figure out what a properly ripe plant looks like. I was seeing some "golden" sugar leaf edges, and wasn't sure if it was rot, it never rapidly necrotized into brown and crispy like the other bud rot I found so wasn't sure what was going on...