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I think a fade is normal in late flower. Especially if you’re using dry amendments, it’s harder to make corrections in real time. It’s funny, I was just talking with someone else about this in a different forum. My last run I had an early fade start to creep in around week 4-5. And by week 7 my...

I can definitely relate to the ups and downs on the journey of growing. You should see (and smell!) some of the shit I’ve produced🤣 You couldn’t give it away if you tried. But that just makes it so much sweeter when you bring a grow to full maturity and harvest some wild shit that blows...

Oh nice, thanks for all the info. This is actually the first time I’ve had gnats, so I’m still learning how to deal with them. From what I’ve read and what others have told me it’s basically just about interrupting their life cycle enough to keep them under control. Yellow cards for the adults...

I’ve been having some gnat issues myself this run. I used the yellow cards and mosquito dunks. They work pretty well and don’t seem to have any negative effects on soil if you’re using dry amendments and microbes

I usually transplant twice. Once from the starter cup into a 1g and then into a 7g before flip. I do it this way because I use low maintenance soils like Roots Lush, and transplanting helps lengthen the lifespan of the soil without having to amend as often. I can usually go full cycle with one...

How they coming along @Week4Bytch ?

Stacking up in there man. Looks good! I think you’ll get through the infamous week 4 with no problem

Damn! How do you like the growers choice? I looked at them a while back and they seemed legit. I just bought a MH FC3000 that I’ve been using dialed down in my 2x2 and cranked all the way up in my 4x4. It was like $239 for 300w so I grabbed it back around xmas time. I’m looking at some...

What kind of lighting are you using @Week4Bytch ?

Those are some healthy happy ladies! Looking good man.

I’d say plastic if you’re growing in living soil. It helps retain moisture if you want to prevent full dry back. And there’s also the issue of transplanting that others have mentioned. If you plan to transplant, use plastic. I usually plant in a plastic 1g at seedling stage and veg for 4-6...

Damn!! That’s one hell of an auto flower. I do have to agree with @Imzzaudae though… This is kinda the approach I took, and it really helped me focus on different aspects of growing and learning the plant. I got pretty good at growing a single plant in my 2x2x4 and now I actually enjoy growing...

Like lots of people have said, it takes a few runs to get the hang of it. It certainly did for me. And genetics definitely matter. Along with a lot of other variables like, grow methods, environment, access to equipment etc. My first run was in hydro, in a homemade setup, non air conditioned...

Maybe it wasn’t a lowercase L, but an uppercase i instead… A.I. griculture 🤣 🤖

Very nice canopy! Looking great.

There’s nothing quite like a tent full of healthy green plants. Looking good man. Looking forward to seeing how that WW turns out

Glad to see you turned this one around! The Lush really does most of the work for you, doesn’t it? They look nice and healthy. And I agree, any time I have had problems it’s been mid-late flower. Especially in organic soil. Gotta time those amendments right! I’m looking forward to following...

3.8 oz of Mac Dragon sweating it out

3.8 oz total bud. Not too shabby for a 2x2 organic grow. That might decrease slightly, but not too much. They sweat it out in a paper grocery bag for a couple days after a 6 day dry. Best I can do in my environment. Threw them in a 1/4lb grove bag last night and it was sitting at 61% this...

Forgive me if I’m wrong in saying this, but I think people stress too much about these things sometimes. Of course we want to provide a great environment for our plants, but not having absolutely perfect humidity in the seedling stage isn’t going to kill your grow IMO. As long as other factors...