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Interesting about the seed distinction. It's working pretty well, in terms of maximizing my 8h window, but I don't want to deal with sex-sorting and seeds are pretty expensive here in LA.

Yo, I need to update my own post, but I'm also growing outdoors - in S. California, and in fabric pots - 10g. After some research, I decided to go with the advice at Weed Schooling on YouTube summarized here: Once my plants reached 18in, I inserted a 4ft bamboo pole at 45 degrees about 3-4in...

Perfect advice thanks. Straight into the 10g pots?

I just wasted two weeks with my clones in the ground, having attempted to reuse my Ocean Forest soil after a conventional crop in 10g fabric pots. All six clones are stunted, many have lost leaves. I tried to pull a dead leaf off and the whole pod popped out of the soil. Roots have barely budged...

So like any new farmer, I bought a decent digital loupe, the Active Eye 100X, and my plants aren't ready. But then I turned the lens on some dispensary meds, a XJ-13 and a Lemon variety, and neither showed any evidence of cloudy or amber trichomes. They're jewel-encrusted and clear. Are...

Thanks. It'll be easier to maintain ideal conditions inside with weather in the 70s/50s outside.

Not sure I understand you. Basically: it's been hotter than hell and it's always dry. Getting 50% humidity for three days in a row... so that the harvest doesn't dry out in 6 hours... is great news.

... and this is the forecast for harvest/drying days. Let's hope this holds!

I'm sure you're right about waiting on the purchase. I just have no idea how much flower I'm looking at.

Hey farmers, first timer here, of course. I have three 30" plants in 7g fabric pots with one feeding left. We had several 90-95 degree heat waves in the last 6 weeks and we're now getting cool foggy nights. [Ocean Forest-Earth Juice Rainbow Mix-GH Florabloom-Delta9-Finshing by alternating water...

I'm inland near Dodger Stadium, looking for some LA-based guidance on how long to dry ... or whatever extra special drying techniques that work for you in our coastal desert.

Looking for comments on week five of my first outdoor grow in northeast Los Angeles [the greater Dodger Stadium area]. Sour Dubbs [pic 1] is the relative disappointment, even though the plant is healthy with nice long buds. The Tangie [pic 2] is by far the most robust plant, with more heads...