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I know I'm on the threshold I wanted to get them outside mid May which is when I have 14 and a half hours of sunlight.

Ty damn this Summer's plan shot to hell

They've been like this for over a month :(

Good morning, The shorter darker plants in the bottom picture were started from seed maybe a month or two ago. The taller skinnier plants, the clones were cuttings taken in the end of February. Both are under 14 and 1/2 hours of light per day. The clones are clones of clones the original...

Nice!

Natural light only?

I was under the impression there was some magic about a 12-hour cut off it's more about diminishing daylight yes?

Thank you for the advice I just have to wait until early June then I'll have enough hours

So I should not put them out until June when I have 15 hours of daylight correct.

Happy St Patty's Day! I have these plants, all of them are photo. Some have been started from seed some are clones. Right now they are under 15 hours of light and 9 hours of darkness. If I put them outside and I am only receiving 13 hours of daylight will they start to flower?

No adults, Ill keep an eye on this plant. Thanks all!

Hello, This plant is being kept as a mother. I was hoping to take cuttings this spring. The following pictures are of the plant and then magnification of the under side of some of the fan leaves. It doesn't have any of that "white" mite telltale on the tops of any of the fan leaves. Are these...

40 different flavors of Tabasco sauce, same for triscuits, countless varieties of trendy beer that is only prized for it's outlandish name only to be one upped the following day by fat tire whale Winnie. I'll welcome one strain.

Good idea, thanks!

Hello I had this in the attic, it came with the house. It's North American red cedar. A Google search yields nothing definitive about using red cedar as opposed to Spanish cedar as a humidor. Also most of the information is for cigar storage. Some say good others say not good. Are you guys...

Also I'm at 50 rh max for 12 weeks now, I was very surprised to see the powdery mildew I thought that was a high humidity thing that plagues my basil in the summer.

Funny thing, I checked on a plant today and along with the many mites there is powdery mildew. Interesting. Thanks again for the info.

Thanks, and no powdery mildew present.

The plants in this grow have spider mites. The fu#@ing mites and I are racing the trichomes for harvest. This plant shown died rather suddenly, (I didn't check on them for one day, imagine that) the soil was very dry. I am no stranger to these God forsaken bast#@ds but under magnification I see...

What is this? I do see spider mites and eggs under magnification but I associate them with that "white" speckled damage! Anybody?