2nd grow a lot better than the first.

My first grow was a turd. Had heat issues and all sorts of stuff go wrong with that one. It still smoked killer and have gotten a lot of thumbs up about it but.........

These are pics of my second grow. Strawberry cough white widow. Taken about a week ago. So that means I am in the middle of week 8. And they look phenomenal. The buds are even bigger now or they seem to be. They are rock solid and when you pinch them it feels as hard as a racket ball. No airy buds in this one. I have sweet buds all the way down the plant to the bottom. Of course they are not as good as the tops but I am really happy about this set.

My advice learn from your mistakes and others and do what works for you. I had leaves get spots on them and burn some from the light being to close (finally moved the lights up - duh) but I didnt freak out about it and start adding things or anything like that to fix some spots or a mis-colored leaf. They were getting bigger and seemed to be doing what a plant does and that is grow. I let it alone and let them do their thing. I did my part and they have did theirs.

The one thing I added was the reflective material to help bounce around more light in there. I think it helped a lot with the lower buds but then again its just my second grow so idk really but I am a big fan of the stuff now.

beautiful man, just beautiful...that's gonna be some nice smoke right there +rep

Buds looking dank man!

Thank you. I am so geeked about it really.

Bernie420 said:

Thank you. I am so geeked about it really.

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it's nice to finally have a successful grow...i'm happy with my current crop that's going to be harvested this weekend

https://www.rollitup.org/grow-journals/454796-new-setup-2nd-time-grower-3.html#post6684021

I think my first set was a success (sorta) I got about 15 o's from it but it was four hit and I want two hit shit. Some of the compliments I got from the first set made me laugh because they dont know what all I had to do just to get it to the end with all of my problems I had. Wait till they try this stuff. Knock on wood just so long as I dont get any mold issues or anything like that. Humidity stays around 50 so I think I will be ok.

Congrats man they look stunning. Bet you learned a lot from the mistakes of the past. This hobby is all about progress not perfection although perfection wouldn't be bad.