[ArtZLady]

Just signed up and wanted say to Hi, from SW VA!! I'm a back deck grower and started my 2 feminized Northern lights x Cinderella plants from seed, inside (2 weeks apart), then transplanted them to 7 gallon grow bags (soil, cc, and perlite) on the back deck. Veg stage in full sun. This one is currently in the 6th week of flower, under my Pagoda beneath Spider farms grow lights. This is just my 2nd time growing my own, and other than a few earworms, it's gone well. Next year I'll hang fine mesh around the Pagoda as soon as pre flower begins, in hopes that it deters the moths. Any suggestions would be appreciated!!! Live and learn!!

 

[Galgrows]

It's great to see another lady grower. Welcome to the Farm I grow in Oregon and face the same issue with bud worms in the flowering stage. I don't use spray in late flower but i do use it during preflower and the first 4wks. Bt or Capt. Jacks deadbug then it's just close monitoring the bud sites. I think mesh nets will help greatly. I have a patio i move them under during fall rains here. I grow out in the middle of my yard it's legal here to grow 4 plants as long as they are not in the open. I hope you have a great ending season without too many bug problems. I also grow in 15gal pots so my plants are not that big but i harvest enough to last me for awhile.
It's cold mornings here now i've already harvested 1 photoperiod and have 2 more to go, my 4th was a male i removed early summer. I also grow a couple autoflowers. I pick off those worms with my handy toothpick LOL and just cut out the bad spot while i trim after harvest. I grow indoors also in winter in a tent with LED light. Good luck on the harvest.

 

[ArtZLady]

It's great to see another lady grower. Welcome to the Farm I grow in Oregon and face the same issue with bud worms in the flowering stage. I don't use spray in late flower but i do use it during preflower and the first 4wks. Bt or Capt. Jacks deadbug then it's just close monitoring the bud sites. I think mesh nets will help greatly. I have a patio i move them under during fall rains here. I grow out in the middle of my yard it's legal here to grow 4 plants as long as they are not in the open. I hope you have a great ending season without too many bug problems. I also grow in 15gal pots so my plants are not that big but i harvest enough to last me for awhile.
It's cold mornings here now i've already harvested 1 photoperiod and have 2 more to go, my 4th was a male i removed early summer. I also grow a couple autoflowers. I pick off those worms with my handy toothpick LOL and just cut out the bad spot while i trim after harvest. I grow indoors also in winter in a tent with LED light. Good luck on the harvest.

Thank you!!! Your plants are beautiful!! The same 4 plant rule applies here, and I also use those same product. Capt. Jack's is so good!
Because I mainly use cannabis for pain relief, 1 plant is plenty for me, but I like to share with family and friends so I grow 2 . These are around 6' x 4'. Because I wasn't quite sure exactly how I needed to train them when I grew my first one last year, I treated it like any other bush, and pruned regularly. It was a good learning experience and I ended up with 42 limbs, with a wide canopy, and the yield on that one plant was 1.5 gallons. I was so proud (like a child using the potty the first time! Lol) Anyway, I definitely recommend the method. I wish you the best in your final harvest!!!!!!!

 

[GNick55]

a couple other females here are @cpurola and @JanetBorrego2002 @poozgrowz