OG Kush - (35.3% THC!)

@@DaMunchies, ya, live and learn. I've done it too. best of luck!

@AutoflowersSucK, Hey! Thanks for the info. Im already realizing that it is probably going to be a little much. :-) I'm actually dreading what I expect will be a lot of maintainace as a result. Also, this strain is not very mold or bud rot resistant, and so I am going to really have to keep the humidity dialed in. SHouldnt be to big of a problem, as winter sets in over the next month, is stays in the low to mid 40% here without me needing to help it much. Though with the water always setting in the autopots, it will be a bit higher in the tent. The AC Infinity system will help with is a lot with all of the automated triggers. And I have a pretty great dehumidifier outside of the tent as well. a few weeks into flower, I am planning to keep it around 45% and temps aroun 70-75f. But yes, I am going to have to really keep up on the defoliation for sure. I've over done it. Thanks again for stoping in and taking a look.

@@DaMunchies, I know what mean.I'm still loving it, but i still love to have stuff to do in the tent. And i'm limited to 2 or 3 plants max per grow. I can imagine it becoming tedious in a bigger tent.🙈

@Herbie101, Thanks bud! I have really started to dislike the defoliation process, and so it's nice to get comments on the results of that effort! :-) I've found it to be the most labor intensive part of my grows at this point.

@BerrySweetHigh, hey! Thanks for stoping in! Yeah, they have gotten surprisingly tall. Their top buds are level with my chest, I’m 6’2 (188cm). Some of that height is the pots themselves of course, but they are the tallest plants I have grown. With flowers everywhere!

@@DaMunchies, Bahahaha 🤣🤣 Bet you're sore from contortions and probably pulled a muscle 😂 At least it's done ✅ Enjoy the sight 😉

@StarLorr, finally got to the defoliation. Took over 3 hours and was a pain in the ass. Don’t over fill your tent if Scrog growing. 😆

@@DaMunchies, i can relate to that! 😆😅😵

@boutique_buddz, all that sounds lovely. But I’ll stick with the lights I have. They get the job done and work to grow all of the delicious bud I could need. I’m already able to grow amazing weed with what I have. I feel like adding anything new would just be a marginal difference for prices that are likely not worth the cost to upgrade.

@@DaMunchies, Yes indeed "color" is very key due to the plant being a photon accumulator ;-)~ Light - this my friend is your #1 friend / photon quality, energy, color temperature, and IP rating 65 or 66 is preferred due to it being more water tight / dust proof, etc. Light choices ------------ Floro, CMH, HPS, LED, Plasma - these are the main choices - For the 400-800NM spectral range I personally use Plasma by Gavita LEP SUP 41.01 - I use it because it keeps plants very short, compact, allows for training and plant steering, as well as it has UVA & UVB this keeps the bugs away so no issues with bugs whatsoever; in addition the extra rich BLUE & GREEN in the spectrum allows for the plant to not want to make seeds thus if you have regular sex seeds this will promote females - through my trials ;-). Further, the rich BLUE, GREEN, and UV A/B in the Plasma helps secondary metabolites to form very early and anthocyanin to accumulate as well - purple striping in the stem/leaf. For the big show - flower phase - I add a LED by Gavita Pro 1930 - it's on a dimmer so I can step it up and down on the PPFD. This light is very high quality and gives a superior coverage and has the IP rating I required and the spectrum I wanted to use with my Plasma and the below mentioned UV lights. Lastly, I use Migro UV-B/A lights & Solacure Flower Power UV lights with the above to create the most cannabinoid, terpinoid, flavanoid content I can with the most advanced technology to date. This is in my earnest honest opinion and through lab tests to be the very best setup one can use to steer this plant to achieve the above mentioned results. I hope this helps my fellow cultivator!

@boutique_buddz, Gotcha, so the color is the indicator for you, the light green of the leaves? I’ve actually cut back the nitrogen in them a bit as I noticed leave being very dark, I may have over compensated there also. As for light, what more would I be aiming to achieve in my outcome that I am not able to with my current light? I never would have considered that these lights are not covering the tent appropriately in a good spectrum.

@@DaMunchies, de nada compañero, un lujazo ver tu trabajo, sigue así! Éxitos!

@MiyaguiOkPolilla, thanks so much for your compliments! It has been a lot of work, so its fun to hear that people liked it. Im very pleased and proud of the training. Thanks for stopping in and saying something!

@Inganjawetrust, thanks growmie!

@StarLorr, thanks Dude! Hell yeah. Im really enjoying just looking at them. 😂 They look so good and so happy. Building up crazy amounts of flower!

@StarLorr, Thanks bud! This grow is really coming together!

@StarLorr, 😂 Thanks bud.

@AcidBurn_40, welcome to growing! Your going to have a lot of fun. I found that youtube videos were really helpful when i started. There are a lot of good ones out there. Best tip i have for you is that nothing needs to be perfect. Just start, do your best, make adjustments, and enjoy the ride. Cannabis is like every other living thing, it wants to survive. And so it is hard to mess it up. Good luck!

@@DaMunchies,bin neu und muss mich belesen und Lernen.

@AcidBurn_40, thanks for stopping in and checking it out!

@@DaMunchies,💚💚

@Lemonhazelover, hey Gromie! Thanks for stopping in and checking them out.

@Tmasm, Thanks for stopping in and commenting! Yes, they have turned out very nice. I am beyond pleased with the grow.

@StarLorr, thanks bud! Yea, they have thickened up a lot in the last couple of weeks. They got thicker than i had expected to based on how they looked a few weeks ago.

@StarLorr, yeah! Would have like a little less stretch, but these are what they are. Still very pleased!

@popcornsutton, Hey growmie! Thanks for checking out my grow. Good questions. I'd guess in this case it would just be the result of my own mistake in terms of pot size. Looks like you were looking at a week prior to my adding the pot size. Its in there now on later weeks. They are 6.9 gallon pots by AutoPot USA. They are very large, though I honestly have not noticed a great difference between these large post and my much smaller AutoPots, as the drip system seems to allow the plant to get as much water and nutes as they needs to properly fill out even with a smaller pot size. As for lighting, I have never actually measured light distance, but always just kind of guess, leaving it somewhere around 30ish inches or so typically. However, late in a grow like this, that distance is significantly less as a result of vertical space. Right now, the light is as high as I can get it while keeping my inline fan in the tent, and I have some colas that are as close as around 7-9 inches to the light. This is not ideal of course, and the top colas will likely have a bit of light burn or coloring differences than the lower growth, but will still end up being great bud. I am in no way a scientific grower. And though I know a lot of people try to keep everything exactly right all the time, I did when I first started - or so I tried. However I found that I enjoy growing more when I just wing it with an expectation of some decent bud, while ultimately always ending up with amazing bud and having a good time growing because I did not stress about making sure that everything was exactly right all the time. Many people may put in the work for perfection, and will likely end up with wonderful product, but I know that I can get product that will impress me, without sweating perfection. If you are new to growing, a tip I would have wished I had taken earlier in my grow journey is to just do what feels right at the time. These plants are very resistant, and like all other living things, they want to survive. Outside of a pest or mold issue, growing them is hard to mess up, and perfection isn't necessary at all. In fact, it would be hard to grow your own weed that isn't a better quality that you will get in a typical dispensary. Hope this helps! Good luck in your growing!

@AutoflowersSucK, hell of an answer brother! Thanks for taking the time to offer so much detail!

@StarLorr, thanks bud!

@StarLorr, yeah! They seem to be some pretty great genetics so far.