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Excellent!!!

So the cold weather has been really hard of my new plants. Main heat lamp will be moved over to this area when I harvest on Sunday so conditions should dramatically improve. Current temperature is ranging between 50-60 F.

@Paju Have you done any reading on the "characteristics" of the high based on harvest timing? Might be a good read for you and help you understand why some of us harvest when all trichs are cloudy vs 20% amber. I am currently at 77 days from the flip in this picture Cowboy Kush x GG.

You should be starting to see some amber like this.

So 8 weeks from the flip is 56 days. The first 7-10 days are your plant changing from veg to flowering stage. So your true flowering time to match up with the date on the breeder pack is 49 days. I can't see if any of the trichs are turning amber yet.

I sure am glad it's Saturday!

One more get up

Ron Horse . . . Adult film

That's pretty!!!! Love the purple/yellow leaves in first picture.

Still hanging in there . . . Come on Spring and warmer weather!!!

Cowboy Kush x GG . . . getting close.

Reptile heat lamps are a life saver and they don't interfere with your dark cycle.

Flushing Cowboy Kush x GG . . . Anytime now!

From your post, you said that the soil has been over fertilized and produced a poor crop . . . I would not use that soil again.

Too much fertilizer! Water with plain water for the next couple of waterings.

Just remember once soil goes outside it is never safe to bring back to your indoor grow without being sterilized. Outside bugs do AMAZING indoors . . . Another lesson learned the hard way!

So you need 150 gallons of soil (10 pots/15G). I am a soil grower myself and I recycle my potting soil into my garden soil. If this is an outdoor grow, you may be able to simple amend the existing native soil and plant directly into the native soil. You may also be able to find bulk or...

From the picture, they look crispy? With all the "edits/blurry areas" in the picture, the whole top looks odd/off?

Light burn . . . Did you just put the plant under this light? The top looks crispy, if it is, snip it off and get those next branches growing.

Growing slowly . . . Hopefully lots of root formation!