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Northern Lights auto is curing and fruity pebbles auto nearing the end. I'm going to try my first ever indoor grow in about a month. Letting my soil "cook" a bit first.

I started going organic with my soil about 5 years ago. Not just with cannabis but the whole garden. There's no synthetic fertilizer anywhere in my gardens. Compost, worm poo, bunny poo, and I mulch with dead leaves. The garden yields great veggies n flowers year after year. Last few seasons I...

Overwatering is probably the number one cause of problems on this forum. Hold off on feeding until you dry out a bit. It's been raining in NYC for 5-6 days straight and no way am I giving them any more. What are you growing the plants in? Pots/bags or in ground?

Looking good! Autoflower or photo?

I am thinking 7-10 more days? Northern lights autoflower.

I grew up in Babylon and spent my first 48 years on the island. Moved to Queens 5 years ago.

Queens New York City

Ha! Thank you. This is only my second grow. Relying heavily on you guys for help.

Lol omg! Funny thing is I don't even really smoke.

Fruity Pebbles autoflower on the left. Seed sprouted on June 29th. In just over a month it got bigger than the flowering Northern Lights to the right. It has entered flower stage already and I have high hopes...pun intended.

It's going to dry up again if you don't get the right size container. 100% that plant is root bound.

I am pretty far into flower now with my Northern lights autoflower. Probably have about 2 weeks left. Lots of nugs and fan leaves are fading. I have been removing a few a day so I don't stress it out. Continue with this tactic or just remove them all now? This is my second grow.

Container looks bit small

Northern Lights in background. Fruity pebbles in foreground. Both autoflower.

Start trimming the big fan leaves that are fading?

Could have sworn it said "let's see your outdoor grow". Maybe the sun went fluorescent in parts of the country.

Photoperiod plant? If so, bigger planter. See if the roots are coming out the bottom of the bag. Also, your soil should have cover...dead leaves, straw, anything. It's been over 90 degrees for days on end in NY city and my plants would be stressed out if not for cover. Half inch of dead leaves...

Wonderful! Just let it grow. You will most likely need a larger pot depending upon what you are growing though.

Photo plant? What size bag is that?