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It really is that simple! I, too, grow my outdoor and indoor cannabis just like I have grown my vegetables for decades.

I get lots of yellow leaves on my outdoor cannabis grows every year, as they finish up in the ground. All the other native plants outdoors here do the same sooner or later. If you grow in soil I think it is a natural result. The plants seem to be utilizing the more readily available nitrogen at...

This is Salvisa, from Lyme Rising Farms, my most septoria resistant strain 2 years running! Great smoke, good producer, will be running this again and chucking some pollen on it to see if I can pass on resistance to some other genetics.

A chuck of a chuck I did 3 years ago, both done outdoors. Original chuck was a Chili Verde x (a buddy's Granddaddy Purp x Thin Mint GSC x Blueberry), which I hit with Royal Kush. This is the result.

Skunk Puck, day 23 since flip. This is the bud I pollinated a few days ago.

I think the heat mat was the biggest game changer for me! That said, since I primarily grow outdoors, putting seeds directly in the ground outdoors in April works as well as anything. I just have to keep the birds and mice off of them initially.

My Spiderfarmer 4000 is cranked all the way up, 5 feet away and I ran 17/7 until flip. The strong light keeps them from getting too leggy.

I have been having issues with sprouting as well. Some were due to old seeds. This time I used Coast Of Maine sprouting mix, 4 inch pots and my LED 5 ft above, cranked all the way on, and a heat mat under the pots. The great thing about this mix is that it feeds the seedlings for a couple of...

Skunk Puck plants , will pollinate in a few days. Sprouted about Oct. 30th, in 5 gallon pots of living soil. My first totally self made batch of super soil, plus a top dress of Gaia Green power bloom. Water is rain water. Spiderfarmer 4000.

I appreciate my good fortune! One of the reasons I create seeds to share. Actually, on the indoor plants I leave a couple of lower colas for pollination, I don't usually do the whole plant. I may only get 2 or 3 dozen seeds, fine by me.

I intentionally pollinate every plant I grow, indoors and outdoors. Feels like some kind of duty.

How many days old are they?

Alpine seed group has a new drop of feminized Freeborn genetics. Maybe that's it?

Running 3 of these this winter, the only fem containing Puck I have found. https://cha.education/product/red-lebanese-x-puck-x-lime-sour/

The smoke is really consistent between the 4 phenos, the one with the lemon pledge furniture cleaner aroma is my favorite though! My 4 plants were so similar they could have been clones, but they were all grown from seed. I'll probably grow a Crickets and Cicadas selection at least once a year...

This stuff is the densest bud I have ever grown! I tried to keep the humidity in the high 40s and low 50s the last month of flower. Didn't have any mold issues.

Here's a shot of my Puck BX3 from last winter, nearing harvest, which was at day 65.

They look great! Mine usually show gender around day 32 or so, at 17/7 light cycle. I never topped mine and they naturally turned into round little bushes. I finished mine in 5 gallon pots of living soil. As for the pollen, I have had great success using frozen pollen! I use pint jars with a...

This guy is currently in southeast Oklahoma and grows and breed outdoors and indoors. He has told me that he has some selections that do very well against septoria. He is also involved in the Grateful Head tissue culture project. https://goldenroadseedco.com/

Even though it has been down to 20 degrees a few times, these volunteers are undeterred! In Oklahoma.