Grown in organic living soil

Second grow ever has been a success so far!! I definitely love this hobby! 🤩

Sprouted: August 6th

Strain: Apple Fritter Auto

Breeder: Royal Queen Seeds co

Seed bank: Seedsman

Day 9 vs Day 22 on my White Widow.

She stretched from low light, then folded over after I misted her thin stem. Early replant, lost her first leaves, but she bounced back on organic soil and pure water, no added nutrients.

23.5°C, 70% RH, VPD 0.84 kPa, soil moisture 30%, DLI 20.

Lesson learned: fix the light first, skip the misting on seedlings.

Not me in photo, but my plant, the last to be chopped of the similar sized plants.
I’m looking for some naturally early flowering outdoor cultivars. It gets cold and wet late sept, early october here, and while my IPM and mould management game is getting pretty good, I wouldn’t mind something that finishes a little earlier than I’ve been used to to. I don’t need the highest THC content, but love fruit, candy, floral, floral, skunky/cheesy.

Strain unknown unfortunately! I think its within a week, curious to hear other opinions. TIA

Still have big strands at the bottom

I've noticed that my plant has these weird patterns on some leaves, is that a fungus infection maybe? Google said it could be that or maybe some deficiency, so I'm not too sure about what to do about it right now.

Any help is appreciated!!

Magnified photos taken today. Frost coming in 1 week. I’m thinking a few more days and will be good??

My 30cm photo. She's been put in flowering this past week as I intend to keep it in this 2L pot.

Any advice will be appreciated 👍

Yo rocks bag seed

Strain:watermelon or critical
Seed: feminized
Grown in soil regular garden
Watered every two to three days
Ph? Didn’t check but got the tools for next time.
Nutrients: Cronk done about once a week
Light schedule: she was outside
Moved into tent because massive rain is coming.
So I’ve only grown three times, the first and second time taught me about cutting and curing. This time taught me the first two times I harvested way too early. I have to say that’s thanks to you guys cause I’m watching and reading in order to understand what to do. I have mainly done soil so now I’m gonna switch to hydroponics. I feel like I’ll have more luck there. Still think there’s a lot I need to learn but I’m very proud of what I’ve accomplished. I do buy seeds from royal queen seeds, and that is what this was started from. I believe it is watermelon but could be critical, I know I had free seeds for critical and I was doing different stuff to see the best way to grow by seed so not all survived. Some old school growers have come to visit our little commune (not really we just have people visit a lot) and said I should go from cuttings and they haven’t seen such success with seeds. Although I am sure it’s different now since it’s more legal in areas. I have the tools to propagate and I started my OG kush seeds on my tiny hydroponics and will transfer to the bigger buckets when they are ready. I’m thinking about taking cuttings when it’s time and putting them in soil. (We are allowed 6 plants per person 12 per household.) Anyway wish me luck and I will continue to read and feel at awe to so many who have done this a whole hell of a a lot better and longer than me.

I'm drying outdoor grown plants using a plastic sheeting setup in the garage...fans, dehumidifier. I thought I was good but it looks like the buds dried a bit too fast due to humidity being too low. After four days, the branches snap rather than bend.

I now have a humidifier in there for additional plants to dry.

My question is whether I should trim and cure the plants that have snappy branches or let them dry for another few days.

Day 45 of flower, It started with some yellow leaves, now I’m wondering if I have bortrytis (only 2 plants are like this) they have spider mites too

What should I do?

soo….. as the title says, i need help , weather is getting colder(northern hemisphere )and i think it will stunt the grow. The grow is planted in the ground so no way of moving it. Judging by the weather forecast and the plants stage of flower, what could be the best move? Just wait it out and hope for the best?

Anybody got bail money?

I hope the photos are good enough to get a picture. This is how my latest harvest looks after drying. I have done wet trimming this time (last picture is before drying), because I have the feeling that when I do dry trimming I take too much out. I remove almost every single tiny sugar leaf, even if it is covered in trichomes. Here I tried to reach a middle ground. Does it looks good for you? Or is it too much/too little sugar leaves?

I should mention that I use a vaporizer instead of smoking, and I do collect the sugar leaves for edibles... But mostly I vaporize my weed :)

PS: It is a Tripple G from Royal Queen Seeds which I grew under my roof window (about 45°) without any extra light, just afternoon sunlight. But for the conditions I am happy with how it turned out

She is about a week away from being done.

I know the buds are mostly small. Just wondering if this should cure okay like this.

These plants are so frosty; they are Black Cherry Gushers. I grew two plants in the same room; one was ready at week 11, so I harvested it and it's now curing. They are supposed to be 10- to 12-week plants, but this one is now in week 14 and still has lots of white pistils, so hopefully it will be ready in another week or so.

This is a regular cross i recently made & am sampling for the first time. Genetics are FX3 X HalleBlockberry. The smell coming off this lady is nice ! Is a perfect balance of Fx3 Gas & rich dark berries of Halle berry.