Yes, all are autoLook healthy! Are they all autos?
Everything I've used has been organic. Rain water, chicken manure, molasses, egg shells and peppermint and neem oils for pests. Fungus gnats have been bad but the buds seem to be okLooking healthy...give it time...those buds will fatten up
No fan, she’s growing outdoors.Fan on low will keep gnats @ bay
Are you concerned about those leaf spots in your last photo?Hey all! Trying out 2 Northern Lights, Pineapple Kush and Wedding Crasher seeds outdoors! Pests have been my only issue, I think. I'd love any advice or tips and open to suggestions. My goal is to build an apothecary of natural healing in memory of my mother who ended her battle with cancer two years agoView attachment 1986537
They could live at the dept of Veterans Affairs......Look at the title of the thread!
I'm in Virginia, USA and all seeds were supposed to be auto's.Well hello there. Very sorry about your mom, I lost my mom a few years ago. My wife is a survivor of kidney cancer, and very lucky she caught it super early.....
Can we ask what general part of the world you're in? It's always good to get a general idea of where someone is growing outdoors.
Is the Northern Lights also an auto? Not that every pure Indica matures early, but I kind of wonder, why turn them into an auto. Unless someone's in a very short summer zone or otherwise needs a quick grow.
Yeah, I've topped the tall ones. The spots are fugus gnats..currently treating the soilAre you concerned about those leaf spots in your last photo?
And are you planning to top the tall spindly one to make it bush out some? It looks like you’re at node 6 or so.
The big one in flower looks strong like bull!
Yes I've already had a run-in with reading comprehension, sorry about that. Hey, Mothman wanted you to put a fan outside so.......I'm in Virginia, USA and all seeds were supposed to be auto's.
Hmm, I’ve had fungus gnats indoors (esp my first grow, from poor watering practices) but haven’t had spots like that. Never tried outdoor grow, though.Yeah, I've topped the tall ones. The spots are fugus gnats..currently treating the soil
Congratulations to your wife! Survivor!I'm in Virginia, USA and all seeds were supposed to be auto's.
This is my first time completely outdoors. I've tried everything to get rid of those spots! They're definitely making the plant look bad but the bud production doesn't seem affected? I've tried adding more calcium thinking that was it but still noticing them on new growthHmm, I’ve had fungus gnats indoors (esp my first grow, from poor watering practices) but haven’t had spots like that. Never tried outdoor grow, though.
Thank you. Yeah she's one to check something out immediately. She just felt something wasn't right and went for a couple of fairly routine scans. Next thing we know they ran more tests and told us she had kidney cancer. The kidneys are very difficult to work on. Maybe 99 times out of 100 they'll remove the kidney. She got it really early and they were able to remove the tumor only. She's very lucky but also knew enough to go check it out quick.Congratulations to your wife! Survivor!
I was gonna ask about the new growth vs older leaves, so thanks for that.This is my first time completely outdoors. I've tried everything to get rid of those spots! They're definitely making the plant look bad but the bud production doesn't seem affected? I've tried adding more calcium thinking that was it but still noticing them on new growth
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