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you could add straw or hay at the base of the plant, pot or in the ground so that it can store water/moisture and letting your plants go a lil while longer without water. But I would be scared to not water every day but I do believe you could water atleast twice a week and then should do good...

I gotta look into it🧐

Yes sir, Thank you

She's a clone of my indoor Im growing, she was from a reggie bag I had bought. She's just starting to flower but isn't pretty big like her outdoor sister who is from the same bag and the indoor clone I have. Anything I should be doing?

Hey Thank you! I Will follow this. I just have to use a magnifying lense to check tricomes right?

Started her off around May, not sure what the seed is either but she flowered pretty quick. Just been waiting on harvesting, her hugs havent grown too much. But what do yall think? I'm anxious. Thank you for reading!

Does anyone know what causes the leaf tipa to curl up and brown? I havent added nuts in a while and when I did I used boiled banana water but other than that I water until I see the dirt dry. maybe more water?

What do y’all think about the 5 gallon smart pot? I really want to use as my final por for my plants and test it out

Here’s a quick update on them..

Hey thank you! And to be honest I just remember it was a mixture I feel like it did have nutrients. I know forsure it has peat moss in it and the bag I threw away 🤦🏼‍♂️ I’ll make sure to take note of the name of the bag that’s my fault

I appreciate that! Thank you so much (:

Thank you! I’ll be doing that. Haha I’m sorry, what do you mean by not nutes?

I’m going to do that, the pot I have them in is pretty big and it’s out of plastic

I have a grow star 150 W and no, I pour the water right in the soil because I heard that leaving water droplets on the leaves are bad

I noticed that the soil wasn’t really drying too well? I could be over watering as I water a little everyday. It was bag with like peat moss I’m not too sure but I bought it planet k so I assumed it was good for growing