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If u are stressed out about drying with hot temps or really high RH, the Lotus dry/cure might be your answer. All u need is a frost free fridge, your buds, and either some old school paper grocery bags, or some “new” pizza boxes. Also a small hygrometer/thermometer. Spread your buds out evenly...

Update: It took about 4 days for the humidity to come down. I did put a small “pro breeze” dehumidifier inside the mini fridge. I been just turning it on and off if too high, or too low. Trying to stay around 50-55%rh, with temp between 40-45 degrees. Today is the 5th day. Gonna start jarring a...

Trying the Lotus drying method for 1st time. Temp/rh way too high for air dry. 2nd day in the mini fridge and still really high rh. (above 90%). No mold or anything but definitely smells. Temp between 40-45 degrees. Is this high rh normal? I’ve read that it will start to come down, but i’m...

Hope this helps someone decide male or female. Pic was taken about 10 days after flip to flower. Definitely a male.

It looks more like a deficiency to me than light burn. Just my 2 cents. I’m still learning too, so maybe a more experienced grower could chime in? What chall thank?

I agree. I’m in 3 gallon pots and i’m watering about 2 pints every 5-6 days. I learned my overwatering lesson during early veg stage. I saturate to about 10% runoff, and drain all the pans. I feed nutes every watering. I think the biggest mistake “first” growers make is overwatering including...

Imo that seedling doesn’t need nutes yet. It does need light tho. U don’t want it to start legging because of lack of sufficient light. It’s a good feeling to see em sprout that’s for sure. Happy growing!

I agree 100%.

That’s about what mine looked like. I had some big fan leaves like yours that needed to go. I noticed almost immediately that all the lower small leaves perked up when they started getting the light they needed.

I agree. Some of these huge fan leaves are hindering the growth underneath the canopy and imo should be removed. I think that if it’s done in moderation, and common sense is used, it can benefit a grower’s yield. Not to mention the extra air flow received to fend off pests from the extra air...

It’s a Spider Farmer SF-1000 (100 watt).

I just noticed the leaves curling up some this morning. It’s the tallest plant, so that makes sense.

Thanks for the help. I thought the same thing. I raised the lights back up to about 24”.

What would eat a hole in one of my leaves? First grow, and i’m still learning. Finally got the knats under control with mosquito dunks and T. Earth. Now something is eating a leaf on a couple plants. Any help is truly appreciated!

It’s kinda hard to see in the pic, but nearly all the top leaves are pointing upward. They are all on a 5 day “dryback”. Prolly gonna water either today or tomorrow with no nutes?

One of my photos is doing the same thing. Any help is appreciated. What chall thank?

Ok. Thx. That makes better sense. At least that would tell you that at least 3/4 of the medium is moist. Great idea by the way!

Are you watering from the top or bottom while doing this?

I’ve got 2 plants doing the same thing. Any ideas?

Same thing happened to me. Turns out i was overwatering. I cut back to 1/2 cup Mega Crop every 3 days, and mine slowly started looking way better. It took about a week tho, and stunted the plants. Hope this helps. Can’t hurt to try!