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Compton Qoolaid. Sounds tasty. Successful germination! I’ve grown in Happy Frog, it’s a good medium, lots of good stuff in it. I just put a 91 Grapes in coco coir 3 gallon fabric pot. First grow in coco coir so it will be a learning experience getting a watering and feeding schedule figured out. I am really excited to see what a F4 Sour Stomper crossed with a F4 Chem91 auto will produce. Sowed her on Sunday the 19th, anticipating her to break ground either Wednesday or Thursday. Good luck with your grow.

Since I have probably said to much already or at least some believe that to be true , I am curious, on what other plants besides cannabis do you practice Bon Zai ? I gather you have an endless supply of seeds which I doubt most of us have.

Just food for thought, if it were me I’d give her 24 hours of straight light for about the first two weeks or so, until she exits the seedling stage (3 complete sets of nodes) and then change over to 18/6 or 20/4. I think maybe she will turn out on the small side as you have made some common beginner mistakes. I love growing cannabis and just want to see everyone succeed. I constantly seek my knowledge on how to grow and there is a ton of it on the internet. Like this will be the first time I’ve ever grown in coco coir so for weeks I reached and reached some more until I feel comfortable I won’t fuck it up (wish me luck). So that’s my advice do your research. Happy gardening

trying to evaluate what i am seeing... very short... dark green... droopy...yellow edges... very short- light too close yellow light bleached leaves nute issues- too much nitro very dark green leaves yellow burnt leaf edges watering- droopy, stunted growth , yellow leaf tips, bugs, fungus gnats ect. all OVERwatering issues - UNDERwatering looks a lot like overwatering accept leaf edges will curl upwads and become dry, leathery to the touch. think that covers it, the girls need a little TLC but not much time to figure out autoflowers before they go into life support mode

no nutes yet!!!! h2o ph 6.0-6.5!!! SHE IS NOT IN MY OPINION HEALTY ENOUGH for LST!!! pretty short also i would raise the lights a few inches to get her off the ground before that becomes another problem. knowledge is every thing watch some educational videos, i have been watching a podcast called - GARDEN TALK with MR. GROW IT - he has done over 150 episodes so he has pretty much covered everything there is to know about growing plants. there are few other reliable sources online but also a lot of crap out there. only trying to lead you on a path of knowledge. happy gardening my friend

i think maybe your night time temp might be on the cool side. thought the general rule of thumb was to keep the root ball above seventy degrees f until the last couple weeks of flower. leaves are appearing droopy did you just water them. dark green as well. i think they have plenty N for the time being. happy gardening

which plant is that - blue power or milk and qookies. i am currently zeroing in my temp and humidity with my new light and tent. more difficult than i thought it would be. growing in a stairwell closet for the past three years it retained heat and humidity while the tent retains heat it does not retain humidity well at all. i do believe this issue will only be a problem in the seedling stage when i have to supplement some warmth when the lights set very low. anyway hope to resolve this issue by Saturday and pop my first 91 grapes. i am only growing one plant this run so i can tune in the grow conditions. when you are playing Mcguiver and you are using things that are laying around the house and converting them to work in a manner for which they were not orginaly intended everything becomes trial and error and unfortunatly it sides on the error side more often than not. really wish i had a ventilation made for grow tents but not in the cards i am currently holding. keeping my fingers crossed that next hand i am dealt is better and i won't have to fold. happy gardening

I would like to know how many days from when the bean broke ground. I don’t think you have overwatered the one in the fabric pot in fact in the current picture it appears to be on the dry side. What medium is that? Coco and perlite? Definitely too dry! What is the other seedling trying to grow in? Black beans?! Look I am by no means a expert when it comes to growing cannabis though I do have a good deal of experience growing other plants as I have worked as a greenhouse manager for years with a company in Florida that was on five acres. All soil grown medium so entering the world of growing in coco coir is new to me. With that said I am on a hunt for knowledge but something that is trustworthy. I have found a couple of good podcasts online, YouTube, instagram. One is Garden Talk with Mr. Grow It,Daz the breeder of Night Owl is on instagram, a guy who grows pound producing autoflowers goes by the name of “Autopotomus “ because he grows mammoth autoflowers using Autopots, clever. As for understanding lighting you can find online Dr. Bruce Bugsby from the University of Utah. Hope this helps. Happy gardening.

Sweet. What is the pretty girl to the right?!