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once every 3 days, when the pots are light.

HI I've got 3 pk autos in soil. Soil is: 50% FFOF from first grow 5% Peat moss 15% Compost 30% Perlite Soil Amended with: EWC, bone meal, Epsom salts, Dolomite, kelp meal, crab meal I have 2 small 6 inch fans. 1 for forced intake of fresh air and the other...

Very True. We're very deterministic. Seems like we always want to break everything down into tiny pieces thinking that if we do we'll understand more. The Lily pad made the frog. A holistic viewpoint takes into account the whole process.

Update: Well that was a lot of fun. I'll never forget my first grow lol. Learned a hell of a lot from peeps in this community. Ended up with just a little over 7 ounces between the three bag seed babies. The indica is dense and smells earthy. The hybrid smells like sour cheese and the sativa has...

You're such a vag. Vag. In the future you may not want to tell first time growers that on one hand this is how you do it but on the other hand say you don't give a damn if they succeed or not. Nice. I'm sure because you have a BS that you got it right the first time. Epic fail dude.

Well, I really wasn't pointing my finger at you, but since you're the only one being defensive about it I'll just say; Yeah. Dudes who use handles like "Vagician" are usually the ones I seek out for advice. How about this: quit overloading peeps with unnecessary additions to their routine...

Well, they don't look bad. Watch the leaves. In a seedling if the leaves curl down they're pointing to their one tap root telling you that they can't breath because the soil is too moist. Sounds silly but it was 'sage' advice I received very early on. My first grow was a lot of fun. And worry...

You're still in solo cups. Your soil is probably a little hot. That's all. Don't add add anything. You don't need to measure pH. Light misting of tap water to keep soil lightly moist. Don't overdue anything. Too much of anything will kill your girls at this point.

You actually don't need anything other than a small bottle of ph down. Most city water ( check if you like ) comes out very close to neutral. Also since your in soil, go ahead and test your runoff and you'll see that the soil is mitigating your pH as well. Save your money and if you really think...

Hello Everyone, Just finished jarring for the cure and I wanted to pass along something that worked for me. I'll say it right off; there's a million different ways to grow herb and almost all of them will work within certain parameters. That's why there's seemingly so many different opinions...

Don't worry about PH at this stage. You're in soil and that makes a huge difference. Some seedlings react to soils like Miracle grow, or promix, etc. When they're this small mist them don't water them. They pretty much only have one tap root at this early stage and if that is too wet the little...

I understand completely about being nervous about the drying process. This was a long way to come only to have it all ruined because of mold or fried to a crisp because of too much heat or wind. I've got em hanging in a dark tent at between 65 - 70F and 40 - 45% humidity. I'm watching those 2...

Thank You. I appreciate that. I've used these forums and tried to "mine" as much common sense as I could. I paid attention to the simple things and read about what experienced growers like yourself and others here are and have been doing. Made my own kelp meal and threw in some molasses at water...

So.... the tall lanky sativa went into the drying tent on Friday, the Indica went in to dry on Saturday. Just the hybrid left to go! I topped the sativa early on. The indica had topped herself in a weird way, so when all three were seedlings we decided to let the hybrid do it's own thing and...

Update: I decided to wait. another few days because I figured the trichs that I was looking at were in fact on a sugar leaf. I'm told these are the first to show amber. Took a few new pics this morning and now I'm pretty sure she is ready to go. She goes into the drying tent in the morning!

Thank You!