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Just a little update. Plants are growing great. Some minor pest damage on some leaves but it just seems unavoidable being outdoors in my location.and of course a picture of the autoflower: Any guesses on how much longer for this auto would be cool!

The past week and a half has had like 2 sunny days and now this: I think I need to sacrifice a goat to the sky gods, or something. Between this and my “landlord” constantly making me move my 15 gal potted plants to more shady spots in the yard, it’s really been draining my motivation.😥

I’m no expert my self, so I’m not too sure about the temp and humidity stuff, you will have to wait for someone more experienced with that to chime in. but my plants being outdoors sometimes have some of the soil contents blown onto the leaves. Maybe your fans blew some perlite around. Not...

Do you spray your leaves with anything? If so don’t do it when your light is on. Little water droplets will act as a magnifying glass and burn holes through the leaves. Other than that a product like this shouldn’t hurt the leaves.

I’ve been looking at an organic product Called “the amazing dr zymes” All natural, fights off bugs,fungus, and mildew. Might be a good choice.

Roots organic bloom. Just top dressing.

Thanks for the info! yea I’m very nervous about flowering time with bugs and rain, especially being my first grow. I’ll check out that purecrop 1.

So today it finally stopped raining after 4-5 days of on/off rain. Some leaves took a beating, because of a giant oak tree that hangs above allowing droplets to gain size and weight pounding on my (hopefully) ladies. Luckily having the branches cut down from it in 4 days since it drops acorns...

Don’t give up! Try again. And keep reading about them as you go. So much great info and help here.

I think it’s kinda easy to overwater them when they are that small and you have them in large pots for their size! Not trying to brag, but this is what my random bag seed autoflower looked like after a month and a half

My girlfriend purchased some mosquito dunks while I was working yesterday. this morning I broke one of the dunks in half and crumbled it up in some water stirred it around a bit and let it sit for an hour. poured that into my 4 photoperiods and now I’m just awaiting my sticky traps to be...

I feel I have quite the battle ahead of me. Ill try to go a little heavier on the neem for the thrips.

I think you are right on them being hungry and after reading tobh’s reply I’m thinking It’s most likely some bugs interrupting the roots ability to bring in nutrients? I feel my soil should still be able to feed them quite well without nutes yet(even though I have done some top dressing) I will...

Thanks for the reply. I have tried treating the topsoil with DE, and I have used neem oil for the leaves but I have yet to treat the roots for anything. I will try the mosquito dunks.

Not 100% but pretty sure the recharge comfortably numb was talking about is this:

Waiting on sticky traps to be delivered. They were sold out everywhere.

Purchased some DE today and put a nice layer on the photoperiods’ soil and a bit of a dusting on the leaves. I didn’t do the autoflower because, well…you know. The auto doesn’t seem to be attracting the bugs anyways… strange.

Quick introduction these are my plants: 1 autoflower 5 gal 4 photos 15 gal Bag seeds random strains All 5 in coast of Maine growers mix with lobsters compost mixed in. 2 of the photoperiods have me worried, I am currently dealing with some bugs and I’m wondering if the signs I’m seeing are...

Thank you for the tips, my mixture has the soap, but not the alcohol. I’ll have to try that, Should be ok if I’m trying to stay organic?

Thanks for the reply! I’ll try both the sticky pads and DE