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Georgia Pie clone. Loves the uvb lamps

I'm no autoflower expert, but I believe you can just let it roll on 18/6.

5 weeks from seed!? I hope you mean 5 weeks in flower lol. Looks like a feminized auto.

You can save time by cloning and filling your tent. Cut the veg time down to 10 or 12 weeks and have 8 clones yeild the same in almost half the time. Keep a small 2x2 tent with a cheap light for a mother plant and fill your 4x8 with the clones.

No wrong way really. Just preference. I would try 2 to 3 at a time because it's mostly to keep cost of nutrients down.

Normally no. You just set the time to flower depending on when your tent is full. 4 plants are perfect for a 4x4. Or, run a single plant in veg longer until canopy is full.

Week 5 of flower. Gaia Green Nutrients, with recharge and fox farms cal-mag. All that remains are the two Monster-cropped clones from the Georgia Pie grow. She's a totally different plant when the tent temps are much higher. About to start UVB tomorrow. 4x4 tent

Most seeds did not make it. Only 2 sprouted, and one had yellow leaves and looked sick. One cindy 99 left, and it is growing slow too.

Well, things change and I pulled the outdoor plants inside my greenhouse. We were expecting weeks of rain almost every day. So the 2 monstercropped clones were left alone after a top feeding of gaia green and watered with a recharge tea. 2 weeks or so later and it exploded in growth...

That's sound advice. Use 20amp rated receptacles and 20 amp breakers. THHN wire 12ga is required. T

That's not normal. Sound like it is arcing when off. I would use only the timer until resolved. or add a powerstrip to the timer and plug the light to the powerstrip. This at least adds a means of disconnect after the timer and allows you to turn off until the issue is resolved.

Yes, I would put each light on it's own dedicated circuit. The draw is only 9 amps, but you might want a fan or something else nearby. Don't cheap out and go with a 15 amp circuit and breaker, you might go bigger in the future and that would suck to re-feed all those lights! Edit: Assuming...

Georgia Pie, 9th day of hanging.

She has been hamging for 9 days. I don't have a de-humidifier, so the temps are 70 degrees and 70% humidity. Just too much rain lately. But I will let the rest hang a few more days. Yield looks to be on the low side, but quality looks decent. Let me know what you all think.

In my opinion, a week at a minimum before flipping. You just need to let it get past the shock of it. And your plan looks healthy, so look again in a week and ask yourself "Are you ready for 2 more weeks of explosive growth? Can you fit any more in your tent?" Do you mind sending a pic of...

You can defoilate next week, then see how she looks.

Judging by the size of the tent I wouldn't wait more than another week or two. You will have about 2 more weeks of growth when you do flip to 12/12 so keep that in mind for you space. She looks real healthy!

2 of the 4 seeds had 1/2" long tails after soaking for 48 hours in a solo cup. Just dropped then in today.

I have a lot to learn, and I want to see what works and what doesn't. This is a 6 month journal of a simple grow hoping to get quality results. I will be covering a total of 2 outdoor clones and 2 to 3 indoor plants from seeds. The Georgia Pie thread of mine is in the curing phase, and now...

Last night was the night. She was cut down and hung whole. Next saturday or sunday I will start trimming while she hangs in the tent for about 9 to 10 days. I would assume I am getting 2 to at most 3 ounces. That sucks for such a pretty and awesome grow but what I am changing is not...