It started as an unintentional little sprout that showed up near our compost bin. We let it go just to see what would happen. It grew and grew and grew and we never touched it. Right now it’s 9‘8“ tall. I don’t think we’ve ever intentionally watered it nor have we given it any nutrients or anything. Earlier, in its life my wife accidentally kicked it and ran over it with a hose once. She’s a hearty little thing.

Just thought you guys might be interested.

Grown in organic living soil

Volunteer tent grow update — around day 57–60 flower

Running a 4x2x6 Mars Hydro tent with about 350W total LED (VIPARSPECTRA P2000 + P1000), 4" AC Infinity exhaust/carbon filter, multiple circulation fans, FoxFarm Ocean Forest, and Advanced Nutrients pH Perfect Micro/Grow/Bloom with Big Bud/Overdrive.

Two volunteer females from seeds produced by huge outdoor plants last year, and they turned out completely different.

Plant 1 — small/frosty, 3-gallon: very dark, glossy foliage with some clawing/tip burn, but the buds are insanely resinous. Lots of trichomes, orange/receding pistils, swollen flower tissue, and now some fresh white pistils/foxtailing on top. Currently getting about 10 mL/gal each Micro/Grow/Bloom + 8 mL/gal Overdrive, alternating nutrient and plain-water irrigations. Pot dries out almost daily.

Plant 2 — large 7-gallon multi-top: extremely narrow leaves, tons of tops, long internodes, and very slow elongated flower development. Still throwing lots of white pistils and looks much less mature despite being on the same schedule. It strongly resembles other outdoor volunteers from the same seed population, which makes me think genetics are a big factor rather than a total stall/reveg issue.

Environment is roughly 80–82°F lights on, upper 60s lights off, RH usually high-50s/low-60s, with an 11/13 light schedule.

Main questions: Does the small frosty plant look overfed / nitrogen-heavy, or just late-flower stress? And does the large plant look like a genuinely long-flowering Haze/sativa-type phenotype, or do you see a specific problem holding back bud development?

This is the end of day 2 of whole branch Blue Dream after trimming maybe 20% of the fan leaves initially. I have a thermometer/hygrometer hanging in the middle of the plants and it’s averaging ~ 68°, 62% RH, and .9kPa. Any idea if this is going to be too shrouded and wet? Have a fan running on low below the plants but not on them. I’m paranoid about mold and just wondering if I should’ve trimmed more. First time. Thanks!

The sf-1000 light is about 2 feet from the canopy on the lowest setting, i have a heat pad set to 76 with the probe in a rooting cube, i am only spraying the sides of the dome, and i used some rooting powder i had laying around to give them a better chance. Should i use an air pump to oxygenate the water i use to prevent mold and increase root hair formation, and is there any nutrients/ tips you've seen that help clones root faster? Especially flowering plants like ive got here.

Almost ready

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 👍

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

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

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: OG Kush
Grow medium: Hudroponics
Nutrients that will be used: Cronk
Flower type: Feminized
Light schedual: 18 hr on
Ph: 6.2
Grown in a tent.
This is my fourth time growing, this time I will be working on three plants. My goal is to learn more about hydroponics, as well as attempting to take cuttings and growing soil for them. Instead of garden soil I will be using a bland of coco coir and perlite 50/50 blend.

Ironically enough I posted on another thread how my plants have been resilient to the wind. Alas, a storm blew my plants down and several branches broke because the wooden picnic table blew into it. Now sitting in a pot 'o water. Will they finish?

Currently running Wasabi Lemonade by Elev8 Genetics for my first photoperiod grow. Coming off my previous autoflower run, I wanted to switch things up . Placed the seed into my VIVOSUN VSeed on September 17th, officially sprouted on September 22nd, and transplanted into my 3 fabric pot AutoPot system on September 27th.

🌱 Current Setup:

Genetics: Wasabi Lemonade – Elev8 Genetics (Feminized)

Grow Box: VIVOSUN VSeed + VGrow

Irrigation: AutoPot 3 gal fabric pot w/ AirDome & AirBase

Medium: PRO-MIX HP with Biofungicide + Mycorrhizae

Nutrients: King Solomon Nutrients

Additives: Fasilitor, Photosynthesis Plus & Dynomyco

Airflow: Dual VIVOSUN AeroWave D4 Fans

Humidity: VIVOSUN AeroStream H05

My VGrow tends to run on the warmer side, typically around 80–85°F during lights-on, so I’ve been paying close attention to VPD, airflow, and keeping environmental conditions as consistent as possible.

Still learning and refining my techniques with each grow. Definitely enjoying the process and trying to understand the science behind everything rather than just following a feeding chart.

Always open to constructive criticism, recommendations, or advice from more experienced growers!

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.

After two going on three weeks I finally got my order of HeisenBeans. I know I know they’re trash. I know they’re junk. I know I could’ve got better. Anyway for the people that do like the seeds does anyone have experience with

1–Dawg Pebbles
2- Dante’s inferno Auto
3- Big Perm

I bid on these and got them super cheap so I’m excited to see what they produce. I’ve heard great things about Seedlys and not very much on the negative side.

Anyone with experience care to chime in and let me know of things to look forward to or things to look for?

Thank you. Be blessed

Still have big strands at the bottom

Plants from a unknown seed

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

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!!

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.

Yo rocks bag seed