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Accidentally uploaded the same plant twice. Here's the 4th.

Here's an update on the gals. Coming a long quite well. Been battling gross heat the past 2 weeks. Had a scare a week ago. Didn't check on em one day and when I checked on em they were looking so so sad. Like so sad when I first laid eyes on em I got a sick feeling in my stomach. So thirsty they...

I like the spiders, but when I was doing some clean up the other day I found a dead lady bug hanging from a spider web.

Here's some comparisons from a couple days after transplant to yesterday. Went in these pots on May 29.

Any idea on why there's some yellowing?

I've had to put the stomp on a few grasshoppers this season. Dang lil buggers.

I'm in PNW. It wasn't scaly like that one. More salamander like. Slimy looking.

I have no idea what kind of lizard it was, but I watched one run away from under a pot the other day. Friggin huge! Never seen a lizard that big. Wasn't the weird neck kind. Crazy. This guy and some equally awesome brothers live in the barn and drop turds all around the fence.

Thanks MamaBear. I'll prolly still move em out once flower kicks off, but until then I'll let them squat.

Right on. Thanks for the input. Only downside to having her around is come flower time, I don't want a bunch spider webs on my flowers nor a bunch of baby carcasses that may get stuck on sticky nugs.

I used to cover my water res to keep the light out. To help prevent algae blooms and what not. I just thought you didn't want light reflecting up to the underside of the leaves.

This has been an awesome read this far! Thanks for posting this. I've been curious about all this mainlining and new age jargon I've been hearing about. After doing some research I learned a lil bit, but was more confused. After reading this and seeing your pictures, I've got a much better grasp...

Checked on the ladies and found this lil guy taking up residence on my Deathstar. What do y'all do with squatters like this? Let em hang till flowering starts? Get rid of em stat? Thanks for any info and for reading!

Looks like baby grasshoppers to me. Similar to leaf hoppers. None the less bad bugs either way. Eat your leaves and general disarray.

Time flies watching the grass grow. Here's another round of new pics. Any suggestions on either using a net or bamboo poles to help spread out and support the branches? Thanks for checkin em out and any advice!

Right on. Harvest time temps here are usually no hotter than 70. Rains are usually here or on the way and normally is what you harvest around. Guessing game of how is long enough, foggy, cool, weather here in pnw.

Summer temps have been cooler in the barn than outside. I've yet to setup a thermo/hygrometer to see where it's at. As far as washing buds, from what little I've found and heard it's a diluted mix of h2o2 and water. Some other things. Reason being is that is washes off the dust, dirt, bug...

First question is do any of y'all use or have used a barn for a hanging/drying space? I've got a 2 story barn on the property and am thinking about possibly using the enclosed 2nd floor to hang my harvest. Folks have used barns like this to store hay/straw/feed for years. My concern being in PNW...

Lol I saw the time posted not how long ago. Thought it was from yesterday yesterday.

How'd it work out?