First time grow

Ya biggest thing is don't over think it and just keep it simple they look good and healthy , and they are not showing any signs of issues doing a good job hours of light will bring out those pre flowers my friend ..

Good job! 👍

Sorry forgot to put just 1/4 to 1/2 inch of top of soil.

Best wishes and luck with your first grow. 🤞🏼🌱🍀

I reckon the indoor is a bit behind as you said because of defoliation. Your plants look good. Nice 👨‍🌾💚

Coming along nicely. 👊🏼😁

Did you ever figure out what the tiny pimples on your leaves were? I have the same thing on mine and having a hell of a time solving it.

Re: greenhouse... I'm still a total noob but here's my thoughts from a noob perspective XD which can sometimes be the best perspective because your head isn't already filled with set ways! First of all, look up "12/12 from seed". This is likely what you'll be doing in the greenhouse because of daylight. Nothing wrong with it, you'll just basically be turning non-autoflowers into autoflowers. I've never done it before, but I've put a lot of research into cannabis growing and plan to try 12/12 from seed at some point. Apparently people do it in solo cups as the "Solo Cup Challenge", which I might try some day as well. Secondly, regarding temp... This will likely be a problem. To resolve this problem at night you could just pull them inside and put them in a dark closet or something. During the day I'm not so sure. Can you heat the greenhouse with a space heater or something? Not sure just how big of a greenhouse, but in my head I'm thinking one of those massive commercial ones, which a space heater of course wouldn't do ;) If you're worried about heat escaping, you can line the walls and ceiling with some thicker transparent plastic. I grew up in a hunting cabin, we had to put plastic over the windows every winter to help keep the heat from the woodstove inside and to stop the drafts from blowing through the house when it was a windy winter day. Otherwise, you might need to build some sort of box with thin plexiglass on all sides for each plant, or a group of plants, and figure out how to heat that. Furthermore, they of course need fresh airflow. So what I would probably do to heat a plexiglass box, is get some sort of heater that's shaped/designed so I can use a hose to direct airflow INTO it (I'm normally for negative flow, where you are pulling air in from a hole and sucking it out of the tent with a fan -- but in this case, you'd need positive flow). Put the heater inside the box with a tube running into it, so that it sucks air INTO the box, and then make a small exhaust cutout on the side and put some fine screen over it. That way you pull cold air in with the heater and push warm air out through the hole. It'd be best to have the exhaust hole down low as heat wants to rise, so if you put it up higher, you'll constantly lose heat and the heater will kick on more often. Where if you put it lower, when the heater kicks on the heat will displace to the top, the cold will displace to the bottom and be pushed out the bottom vent hole from the positive pressure :) Also make sure to keep them up off the floor as well (I imagine tables in your greenhouse but I don't really know). From what I understand, if the plants get much below 60F temp or so, then you start running into problems.

Looking real nice 🌱👌🏼

Lush healthy plants. Growing really well. 💚🌱👍🏻

I have read that you can give a light defoliation to autos. Hopefully your auto will not need much recovery time. 🍀. I'm useless with autos. 🤯

Looking gr🎱. You must be getting quite excited by now.

Nice seedling coming up. Gr🎱 photo.

Due to fan leaves getting on the larger side in the indoor plant, I decided to give the girl a trim to expose some of the lower bud sites to increase yield down the line and make it easier to lst

Started lst on the tent grow and one of the greenhouse plants, the second is a full set of leaves behind so plan on starting that by the end of the week