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I gave up trying to PH my water last year, but I can tell you the soil will dry out much quicker in pots, especially fabric pots. I've never used Pro-Mix but since it's a cannabis specific soil, it's going to have enough perlite to drain well enough on it's own, so the added perlite may be a bit...

Ready as can be, I'd say. But do be careful. The roots will grow into the fibers and fabric of the cloths bags. I would almost contemplate sacrificing the bag, that's a nice looking plant, wouldn't want anything going wrong with her. I'm not very talented with larger pot transplants... ask me...

Looks good. I wish mine last year (first grow) looked that good lol. Nice work

Oh sorry for not being clear. The re-veg plants. I only did the 1 set of clones. So, they re-vegged for a few weeks and grew all kinds of ugly weird growth (single blades leafs, etc). After that they started growing fast, shoots coming out of everywhere with nice, fresh growth. Then they...

And to answer your question: They still yielded a decent amount of juicy/sticky buds for their size, they weren't monsters by any means. I actually just finished up my last jar a couple weekends ago.

Me neither. I did clones last year, first grow ever, and I tried to reduce the light schedule down to the perfect timing of when I would be putting them out, based on the civil twilight for that exact day. They still flowered on me, so I did seeds this year.

What's that green stuff on top of the soil? (moss?) What's all the white powdery stuff on the leaves?

A mod should probably move this to the "Noobie" forum, if possible. Thanks. I'm thinking the plants are over watered, but I dug a small hole in the planter this morning and it doesn't seem like it's that wet down there. I had watered the day of or before we had some rain come in and I probably...

It happened to my clones last year, despite my best attempts to adjust their light schedule. My plants still came out decent. It will take a few weeks to complete it's reveg cycle. It will stop flowering, then start to grow deformed leaves for a bit, then back to normal growth.

Hey everyone. Can you help identify the issue with my plants? I started these from seeds back in April. I put them in the ground a few weeks ago. Everything was looking good until today after work, I noticed some weird leaf curl and discoloration. The only fertilizer they have been given was...

I arranged my garden so that my plants are in the area of the yard that receives the first rays of sunlight in Fall (Sep/Oct). I want those buds getting sunlight and drying out first thing in the morning.

Yeah, I'm a little confused if he's talking about cannabis or not? My brother grew an outdoor cannabis plant in a very shady spot. That thing turned into a 3 foot long noodle.

5 gallon pots are going to be hard to maintain during July and August. Where are you located? I'd transplant those girls, they look nice by the way.

Yeah, that sucks dude. I've never really heard of forest drying. But I definitely wouldn't skimp out on the drying and curing process. That's a make it or break it moment for the cannabis.

That was my initial thought as well.

I'd probably just harden them off for the next few days and get them out there right after that. They'll reveg eventually. Though, I'm not sure if it would be best to keep supplementing with artificial light to help start reveg sooner. Or just put them out there and let them acclimate to the...

I'm still pretty new to all this. But in my experience, the autos will typically grow at a much slower pace than photos.

Yeah. Exactly. It doesn't take much. I've done it successfully multiple times now without using any strict method. Just take it in a few steps, and you'll be surprised how well they respond once they get that real sun. I just put my 3 photos out yesterday, that I started from a weak light, and...

I'd be looking to shade them somehow or diffuse the light.

Yeah it pretty much is. The Sun is so much stronger than any artificial light you can buy. They'll get a wicked "sunburn" and likely get roached. I'm not sure where you're located, but here in Nor Cal, its getting very warm, bright and sunny. It would definitely harm their little virgin leafs...