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Hi all. I picked up some of @Hazeman Blood Rose and was wondering if anyone has had a chance to run this strain. I'd greatly appreciate any pointers on what to look for regarding phenotypes. Any pictures would be awesome. Thanks farmers.

Sounds like we're on the same page about keeping the plant happy by giving her what she wants. I practiced that a few years ago and ended up with a nearly 8 foot tall beauty at the end of the season. That was a gratifying end to my first grow. Cheers to you GG.

I've had some practice spotting males and females, but I don't trust myself 100% yet, so yeah sexing them under 12/12 is probably the way to go for me. I'm starting to over think this whole thing before I've even started...I need to just relax and have fun with it. Thanks for the input.

Gotcha. I've only done regular seeds once, and they were late season starts in 3 gallon pots, so I just let them flower normally and culled the males.

Nice babies. Do you take clones and sex them before putting them in their final home? I need to figure out my plan of attack for this year, maybe set up a small clone tent with t5 lighting so I can figure out which plants go in the ground and which get chopped.

New member here pulling up a chair. Can't wait to see this kick off. Hope the season treats you well.

Nothing to share yet. I haven't gotten started for the season, looking to keep things a bit more manageable this year, so I'll be starting a bit later, mid March or so from seed. Right now I'm just gathering some materials and trying to decide on genetics...So much to choose from.

Thanks for the welcome guys. I definitely hope to be sharing some progress pics. I don't plan to grow monsters, but would like to finish up with some 4-5' bushes. Don't think that should be difficult.:D

Hey @GrowingGreen, I've been lurking and following your grow from last season. Looking forward to seeing what you do this year. Looks like you're off to a great start. Hope all goes well for you.

I've always loved getting my hands in the dirt, there's something relaxing and therapeutic about gardening.

Well, I have a little garden area in the backyard with a shade cloth above. I'll be planting directly in the ground, luckily I have pretty good soil for this, low clay content with decent drainage. I'll probably be using Maxsea to fertilize as well as a bit of dolomite lime and worm castings...

Hi everyone. I've been doing a lot of reading and information gathering lately in preparation for spring. This forum has a lot of great content, so I figured I'd sign up. I'm currently gearing up for a personal outdoor grow under the Southern California sunshine. This won't be my first go...