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Tonight I went out to see two of my girls, so I decided I'd give those of you browsing through here an update. Upon arrival my heart sank. My biggest plant was leaning pretty hard on my fencing. I checked to make sure it didn't get tore out of the ground by the wind we've experienced. As it...

That's what I was thinking. I'm alright with not achieving a monster yield; I'd just like to have a decent amount of bud for myself. Is it just me or does the plant in the second picture seem more stretched? They are both right next to each other, but the first plant looks bigger and bushier...

So my plants are about 1 & 1/2 months old. I started them inside for close to a month and then I transplanted them outdoors. They seem to be doing quite well but one seems a little stretched. Will this drastically affect bud quality if it continues to stretch? Here are some pictures, tell me...

My Kayas took a while to sprout as well. I didn't give up though. I just saran wrapped the pots they were in and set them in a nice warm environment. Two days later I had a couple babies.

Good luck with this one man! I have four Kaya Gold plants that are in their 5th week of life. They all germinated perfectly and took off indoors. I've since moved them outside and they are thriving out there too. I wish I would have started a grow journal on this forum so you could check 'em...

I'm an inexperienced grower, but I have been hunting since I was about 10. I also live around a dense deer population in a residential area. When the numbers of deer are high, it's incredibly hard to keep them away. If they want something, they don't give a shit about your eggshells or piss...

When the plants sprout a few leaves will they be too young to transplant into the soil mixture?

Hello all. I am currently in the process of planning my first (outdoor) grow in Illinois. Admittedly, I am a newbie. I plan on starting with just a few (3-4) Kaya Gold plants, but I might change my mind on the seeds. I have 2 field spots and 2 spots in thick wooded area/brush. The soil is...