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I’ve been trying to follow along with this thread and hoped it would shed some light on what happened to my plants. They are grown from seeds of a sativa clone from last year, but I’m still worried they may be a strain of Ruderalis. They definitely have revegged at some point due to me...

Wow! Lovely plants! Clearly well taken care of, nice work

Thanks man, I’ll check them out!!

That’s what I was afraid of, but they were obtained from a sativa strain clone. I was hoping maybe my inconsistent care caused them to reveg, but my tallest stands at maybe 3 1/2 feet and appears to still be growing in height. Oh well, if I get a little of a harvest I’ll be happy. Always next...

Love Kingston, but you do have some wicked weather! Cheers my friend!

So nice to know there is hope! Your plants are simply beautiful! I lucked out and they were all female and haven’t had any issues with aphids, but I think that may be due to the fact my spouse has a tomato jungle on the other side of our property.

They are grown from seeds I obtained from my father-in-laws haul last season. I always wanted to try growing my own, but with moving, renovations, and a new baby, they unfortunately were neglected. I managed to bring them back to life a little too late, but they seem to be doing well. Tri leaves...

I figured at this point less intervention would be the way to go. I have a lot to learn and to read up on, but thank you for your input! :)

Wow. As a first timer I have some major plant/green thumb envy over here! I’m also near Lake Erie and we’ve had a crazy year so I transplanted outside late, but I’m still proud of my three leaved ladies!

Hi everyone! I’m new to this forum and to growing and cultivating altogether. My father-in-law has a successful crop yield last year and was generous enough to share. From it I’ve taken some seeds, germinated them, and missed the prime time to transplant (moving, expanding our family...