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Hi I'm very interested to see how you get on with the hydro grow. I have a tiny grow room and could have one of those pots in it. Also the clone is very bushy, was it an in flower cutting?This is my first attempt at hydro, it's a single dwc system, general hydroponics nutes, and a 5 week old clone of blue dream haze. Pic was taken just after a defoliation. Flipped on 04/01.
What's it looking like now?I topped the plant on March 19th, and have been doing LST to improve canopy.
I’d like to be included with Virginians. I would so appreciate friends knowing our grow area. Please allow me to receive your criticism and help as I’ll not only gladly accept but be ever thankful. Be advised, I’m totally new to cannabis but half a century of landscaping, vegetable, root, tuber, bulb, tree growing and compost/soil pro so in terrible need of info on this new journey.I’ve been looking for VA-specific info and noticed that they were scattered all over the site. Thought it might be easier to have one thread that gathers everything for Virginia.
The purpose of this thread is to unite Virginia growers so we can all share our experiences, tips, tricks, recipes, etc., and keep the Virginia marijuana community growing.
I’ll start it off.
Total newbie to growing (and even to gardening).
First grow. Growing two plants outdoors. Don't have an indoor setup.
Even though I've done something wrong at nearly every stage, my plants appear to be doing fairly well.
They're not ready to harvest yet, but guessing in the next 2-4 weeks?
But, the weather is quickly cooling off with lots of rain.
It's in the 50's today.
How much do I need to worry about possible negative effects caused by the weather?
I keep hearing about bud rot, etc.
What can I (should I) do to take these two plants across the finish line?
Hope there’s some interest in a VA thread.
Thanks!!
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I so wish I had that for outdoors. Will have after doubling down on mortgage. I mean it though, wanted just like that before cannabis for vegetables. Extremely jealous and happy for you!Hey freebird, just made a post on your thread and didn't know you are in Virginia. What part? I'm in Fredericksburg. Outdoor growing in Virginia can be very hit and miss depending on weather. Last year we had excellent weather for the most part and I had my best outdoor harvest in 5 years of growing. The year before that not so much, lost a lot to bud rot and powdery mildew. Some pics from last summer View attachment 2634948View attachment 2634949View attachment 2634950View attachment 2634951
Wow, so much room & brand new!! That's looking great, homestyle,I’d like to be included with Virginians. I would so appreciate friends knowing our grow area. Please allow me to receive your criticism and help as I’ll not only gladly accept but be ever thankful. Be advised, I’m totally new to cannabis but half a century of landscaping, vegetable, root, tuber, bulb, tree growing and compost/soil pro so in terrible need of info on this new journey.
Just learning about lung rooms. The room the tent is in is at least 6 X 12 larger than 5X10 tent, is heated in winter and cooled by HVAC & vented into room. With the door to room open there’s good air flow. The exhaust will be vented into room/house then, obviously back through HVAC filter. Cooled air in summer comes from vent in floor nicely situated near vent openings in tent. The obvious attitude is to use the 5X10 as a complete grow through the seasons. In spring/fall temps the window in room can bring in cool (65 - 75 deg) fresh air. The cool, dry basement is always averaging 55 deg., humidity avg. 40% and used for dark, cool, low humidity hanging/drying/trimming flower. Then dried bud in mason jars for burping in said basement. That’s way more info I intended sharing but need your insight if at all doable. I like using K.I.S.S. method.
I tried so very hard, MacGuyvering it all the way and quite happy to do so. Did quite well to a point then realizing not going to work in the long run. I was raised with, “If you’re gonna do something, do it right!” So if a tent is almost mandatory, make it big enough for year round and maybe too many and room for veggie grow. On top of that was 23% sale along w/“Welcome” coupon.Wow, so much room & brand new!! That's looking great, homestyle,
Officer I worked with was very fond of that quote. Good humor!freebird919 gimme back my bullets,
Keep a lot out of view. But then posting all this? Uhmm, not bright!Probably still not cheap nowadays, a great investment, so much space
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