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1st off I'm not jealous of anyone's setup, and I can afford whatever I want to buy. You're missing the point Lola. Sure you need decent lighting and adequate equipment, but it doesn't have to break the bank to get started growing. First time growers don't need to have a 2 grand setup to start...

Your Mars light is perfectly fine and will not wear out in 1 or 2 grows no matter what anyone may say. There is always better lights, tents, nutes, systems, etc etc. What doesn't make sense to me is spending 2 grand to grow 600 dollars worth of weed. I see so many people on here bragging on what...

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I agree with ganja gurl420. This year My seedlings went from 18/6 indoor to the green house at 15/9 daylight and did some weird stretch with a lot of distance between nodes. Next year I'll ween them off the lights to match the outdoor cycle before they go out. I'm sure now that what I did this...

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Everything looks great. This is my first year growing again. Last grew in 1980!, lol

I wonder how this will work If I prefer to grow some of my own, but occasionally buy from a caregiver or dispensary? Would I be able to grow 6 plants and also purchase if I need to?

Saw this on the Maine municipal association site under new laws for MMJ. "Patients may designate multiple primary caregivers rather than only one caregiver." How can a patient do this if they are only given 1 designation card?

No matter what people may say, I like the mars hydro lights. They have always worked well for me.

1st pic is June 1st, second pic is 6 weeks later on July 14th. Got too hot in the portable greenhouse so moved them outside on July 1st. Greenhouse was reaching 106° Bag seed of unknown strain. Plants are in 4 different soil mixes Using 4 different fertilizers Using low and high PH water 4...

Instead of all the tying down and string everywhere just super crop the branches. You'll get the same result or better with a lot less hassle. Your plant looks strong enough so it should work well.

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Roots are ok I water roughly 2 gal per pot, then wait till they are dry and light. Pots are 7 gal. Soil PH is 7 once a week dyna gro foliage pro

2 days ago on 1 lower branch it started to wilt and now is even worse. It looks lack of water, but just on 1 branch? Can't find any insects or damage of any kind, and the rest of the plant looks fine. Anyone have any ideas what could have caused this? The only thing I've done lately is to stake...

Neem oil or a hydrogen peroxide solution is a good fungicide.

Looking at that shade of green you must be at max for Nitrogen!

Daytime temps here in the 75 to 85 range, but lately nighttime temps mid 40's to low 50's! This has been a strange weather year so far. Probably will have to move my plants back to the temporary greenhouse.

I'm going to reuse my soil for next spring, but not before I amend it and add organic matter

They look fine, keep up whatever you're doing