Recent content by davickm1

I'm a former grower from california, moving to Oregon in June. I'll be too late for this season, so i'm planning for next season. I'm moving to corvallis area, wondering if anyone has tips for the area? Soil, cops, ect.

Plants look good. Pretty small for flowering, is room a problem?

2 are unknown, the third is an unknown og. The rest in the video are 4 blue dream and one unknown seed

Tomorrow marks 8 weeks. Its a backyard, greenhouse grow. Used Kelloggs patio plus soil and dyna-gro/bloom nutes. I got these three from a friend, who got them from a friend who abandoned about 60 plants. They were pretty shitty when I got them, I'll show you pics. But they came along and look...

is that 8 weeks since flip to 12/12 or 8 weeks since pistils popped out?

missed that. my bad. i'm only 4 days behind you, march 17. Def givin them another two weeks though.

how long have they been flowering for?

agree ^^^ Flip now, they should be done in 8-10 weeks. Give you a week or two to dry and start curing.

Plant looks good!

Looks good man, tasty! I'm at day 53 right now, sooo close. I cut a small one today to dry and test it out lol. I think I'm going to let them flower til around day 65. some Trichomes are lookin a bit cloudy, most are still clear.

exactly. If your growing outdoor, the sun will cause damage if water is on the leafs. Everyone compares it to nature. In nature it can overwater it, but if we do it, its a problem. Nature can not rain for weeks, but if we dont water, it'll die. Unless your plant is sitting outside living...

probly your best option

its a bit high..

you want to wait til those branches sprout out a bit more, but otherwise, flowering is up to you. How much room you have, how long you have to grow, ect. bloom food is usually given a week or 2 after the 12/12 flip. cfl's can be a 1/4 inch away. follow the directions on the back at half...

you can clone as long as it has multiple nodes, if its young you wont get more than 2-4. For your size, you have to remember pot size also. If that takes up 8-12" then you only have a foot or so to work with...