FunkyNutz

@FunkyNutz, there's so much to learn with the first grow but at least now you know you have to tweak a couple things.. Next time when you think you're ready to harvest, wait a week and then harvest.I'm telling you, you will be happy you did it.. It's the last couple weeks that the buds start gaining weight and thickening up...happy growing

@James, :pray::pray::pray:

@Ninjabuds, Thank you! Grow was loose, but sticky and stinky, quite bad for the first time but ATLEAST i managed to grow something haha

@Hempface86, Thank you! Yours look lovely, in the end, the buds were not fat at ALL, they were very loose and not densily packed hahaha, i'm pretty sure light was not strong enough and environment/nutrient schedule was not stable enough, plus medium was terrible, sucking all the cal/mag from my nutrient mixes :D But indeed, it's an amazing hobby, i started it because i love things like this, intricate hobbies that take effort time and dedication, but also because i actively smoke 1-2g of good quality bud a day, i need to start growing my own to save on the costs and so i can get good quality bud hehe. This first grow was really not good, but ay, atleast i managed to grow SOMETHING in the end, all of it was amazing experience full of knowledge :grin:

Great job on your first grow buds are fat .. i grew kosher cake for my first grow and it's been the best flower i've grown since it was so good.I have a fresh three pack lol .. Enjoy your journey, learning. This is an amazing hobby, and it really pays off.And saves you money ... These are pics from my first grow..

Great job keep it up

Great job keep it up

@FunkyNutz, really happy for your plants. I also have been enjoying planting on coco, I'm even planning an automatic watering system so I can have more plants. Thank you for your tips!

Looks great man, i'm also doing my first grow ever and im doing it in coco too, only 5 days ago did i realize that i have to feed it every watering, just at a lower ppm than normal soil, my plants started responding very nicely! And i see someone mentioned you dont need cal-mag yet, in my experience so far, as soon as i started feeding them cal-mag they became vigorously healthy, the issues and defects i saw before were instantly fixed, but thats my case so i might've had more factors in that affected it this way, coco is inert, it doesn't hold nutrients, thats a bit more tedious cause you have to feed and water way more often, BUT the moment you see isues, you can fix them by flushing, measuring your run off and adjusting accordingly, i've got some great tips from a grower here, he seemed very experienced, named m0use, after his tips and ph/ppm pen tests i managed to dial in the correct amount of nutrients and frequency, my plants seem very happy now, the one that was slow as hell initially and had burnt tips is now about to overtake the one that was growing well the entire time :P