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i'm growing some autoflowers outdoors and saw one of them had this weird spot which i couldn't identify. would love some help! ps their about 4 weeks old grown in some soil rt now.

coco, i got my hands on a ph pen from a pal tho so i should be good

hey y'all, so i was gonna start my grow this week but found out my ph pen died. now im curious how much of a diff it will make if i don't ph the seedlings for the first week or 2, since it'll take a while for a replacement pen to arrive. much love and thanks in advance

looking for some sturdy autoflower strains to put outdoors and not have to worry about mold. it gets pretty humid here during the spring and summer (70-80%RH), and i need some proven strains that people actually know will handle it, most i can find on google is these shitty top fives from seed...

hours should be good, blooms from late april till june so i'll be aight. gotta check out the condensation issue, been planning to put a fan or sum in the greenhouse anyway tho

my bad, should've specified. I'm growing autoflowers, so I'll start them a bit earlier in order to get 2 harvests

will that affect the yield at all? cause if not then the plants staying small is great, since when they get moved outside i'll have a small greenhouse waiting. also why i chose smaller strains to grow this year

would that matter that much? I settled on a 6400k one and from my understanding a higher kelvin is better for veg, and since I'm not gonna flower there that's all I need right? correct me if I'm wrong

so I've looked at some led bulbs and found one that got 6500K, 17.5Watt and like 2500 lumen, would that be good for a 2 week veg period? not sure, any help would be appreciated

how many watt are those? and would a 45 watt be enough for the first 2 or 3 weeks?

Hey y'all, looking for a cheap led light that will let me start my plants indoors, doesn't need to be anything big since they'll be there for a week or 2 max. been looking at these led lamps that give me either 18 or 45 watts, full spectrum of light, timer and all that, question is, will that be...

hey thanks for the reply! I'm planning to water them once or twice a day, maybe more since that is good in coco from what I heard. they'll receive quite a lot of sun as my garden is facing south, last year this was around 10 or so I believe? have not really looked into a whole lot of other...

Hey y'all quick question, was wondering what the best pot size would be for an outdoor autoflower coco grow? is there a general rule of thumb that I didn't pick up? read alot of differing opinions online, some say 3, some say 10 gallon. the strain is expected to grow fairly big so was thinking...

I don't think you gotta do anything with tarps when it comes to auto's right? that's only for photos for light deprivation. And yeh I would much rather grow photos but I tried it last year and it just doesn't do well in my climate, autos on the other hand seem to give me a steady 2,5 to 3 ounces...

I think you're talking about photoperiods right? my bad i shoulda been more specific in my original post, i was gonna try 2 rotations of autoflowers, one starting mid march and second one around june so that hopefully i am done by the end of september. I also would have the possibility to start...

Well I'm sure its not monthly, that would be impossible, unless running multiple setups or sum. And yeh I totally get it grows faster that's why I wasn't sure about the double rotation outdoor

alright I'll prolly just do 1, bigger harvest. thanks for the help!

well I do have a greenhouse, but that probably wouldn't be enough then? anyway thanks for the reply and help!

so sorry for the late comment I only check here during the season. You probably don't care anymore but I'd hate to not comment back, this was an L.A. Confidential, from DNA Genetics. Grew nicely but it was a photoperiod, which I now know to not be ideal for our climate. groeten uit NL!

Hey y'all So I'm getting ready for the next growing season and was looking into the possibilities of planting and harvesting two rounds of plants, outdoors. From my limited experience I noticed it takes about 15-ish weeks for a plant to finish outdoors, and to me it seems like this would make...