u/Golden_State_Myco

Getting close to harvest time

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Trying to grow a pepper from seeds that I squired while living in the himalayans. Started to look good, but then these appeared. What do I have going on?

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Did a test, threw multiple sized nugs in a jar with hygrometer. I've got some grove bags ready for the cure, should I trim and proceed? This is day 9 in a diy cannatrol. I've seen people say wait till the snap, and others say the snap is over dried. Let's hear it!

Next step, I plan to put the trimmed bud in 1oz grove bags and seal them for the curing period, then as needed, cut open bags and move to jars to enjoy.

Don't have high hopes for this plant. Moved outside, main split where topping was due to my noob LTS attempt... it healed, and in time found its way back inside. In its own tent. The markings on the left happened while outside but just today I noticed the black specs on this and couple other older leaves. I had a few really hot days in the tent, any insight?

I'm back, what's everyone's opinion. I'm thinking couple more days??? I want to be nice and stoned, but not toooo couch locked.

First grow, I'm starting to see some milky caps and some amber ones. But think I got 1/2-1 more week. Thoughts?

I just picked up a solid amount of seeds from multiverse and think I will make another purchase from them before they close 😢. What a generous company and a great purchase.
I purchased all indica but want to get back into smoking some sativa's. What is everyone's go to Sativa strains? I haven't looked at them in decades. I'll probably try and find white widow for sure.

*photo for attraction

My turn for my first "how much longer?!" 🤣
My noob guess is two or three weeks? Bent spoon auto on day 66, website says 80 days.

Day 55, Bent Spoon Auto.
First grow, ignore the nets, next grow I will use them properly 🤣
Started in Ocean Forest, Fox Farm. Had ph issues at first, now using RO water with Lotus nutrients every other feeding (once a week), and I've been adding Cal/Mag every feeding. Ph balanced at 6.2 (was doing 5.8). On a 18/6 light cycle full brightness.
Learned about VPD around 1 month, now keep that in track and I'm balanced going off the chart and my leaf temp.

Any suggestions welcome! Not sure if this part is a waiting period or if I should be doing anything different!

For curing I plan to do 65/60 hung in a tent. Curious, with where I live my tent AC will be running often, should I also have an oscillating fan running 24/7??

Hey everyone! Got a plant moved outside, it got to big/tall in veg than I wanted before the auto is finishing up, so decided to put it in the garden and get other beans going. Noob problems 😅
It'll be organic start to finish (fox farm ocean forest soil) in a 5 gallon pot. Hand watered with RO water and lotus nutrients. Ph balanced to 6.

Curious what everyone uses for pest maintenance? I think I've seen some use a hand squeeze bottle of liquid.. maybe it was neem? Also years ago I remember seeing someone spray the plant with a powder of some sort, drenched it... I think for mites?

Any advice before I go down the rabbit hole on google would be appreciated! I deal with all the insects here, and currently working on a mice that keeps eating my strawberries and chili's starters 🫠
My climate is 10b. I'm on the edge of a wine/desert valley in SoCal, it's dry and gets hot, but we cool off in the nights. I'll use sun shade if needed (it's retractable).

Thanks 🙏

Hi everyone,
First time growing. This auto bent spoon is at day 48, started in fox farm ocean forest and learned quick about adjusting ph (lower leaves were locked out or deficient). Since then everything been going smoothly I think. Watering every other day with 5.8ph water, add lotus nutrients every other feeding. Tents temp and rh in first photo. Thinking maybe a little warm?Thanks 🙏

First timer, bent spoon autoflower. I topped it, not sure that was the best decision for an auto, learned that later... anyways how is this netting? I'm clueless if I did it correctly or not. Watched a couple videos but still don't feel the most confident I did it correctly.