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Hi guys. So I went out to check if my clones started vegging properly yet, bc I put them out a lil early and began to flower, and one of them looks like its stuck in the flowering stage... I was wondering if I could just pull the clone from the ground and try and flower it indoors.. The plant...

That sounds like a good idea, but I'm expecting the humidity to go down. I'm having trouble with getting my clones to start vegging atm...

I might experiment with indoor.. Just bought a $40-$50 LED panel that I wanted to experiment with. Do you use LED?

Outdoor. I'm hoping the weather clears up so my babies start veggin properly. Yeah, it'll dry up by the time they start flowering.

Right now its 62 with 72% humidity. Too humid for plants?

Nice. I'm lookin forward to this year's crop already.

Oh ok. I'll probably go around 50 gallons per plant then. I'm putting them straight into the ground. just going to dig a shallow 4'X4' square to dump the soil into n mound up the soil from there. Hoping the roots will be able to penetrate the shitty soil underneath if they need it.

Per plant what would you suggest? I just picked up about 100 gallons and it seems like a lot. I've never gone so big so I don't know what works best.

Just got a 1/2 yd^3 of soil yesterday, but wasn't FF. Think that'd be enough for a couple plants? I've driven past that grocery outlet before but have never stopped. I might have to check out that Hydro Store tho, know what it's called?

Last year I wasn't so lucky and only one of my plants got to 7', hoping to get a bigger one this year that I'll have to tie down lol.

Sounds good. I picked up a couple blue dream clones. I'm in Redwood City so I don't think moist air will be a huge problem. I had trouble last year with the drying and curing process though.

Any bit of info would be appreciated on growing outdoors here in the SF Bay. It's pretty gloomy out, but we are technically getting 14 hours of sun a day. Is it okay to transplant my babies? Looking for some tips. All are welcome. I'm trying to experiment with a bunch of things this year.

Sounds good, I'll check out those nutes. Lol, my truck can't hold a whole cubic yard i don't think, but I'll try and get as much as I can. I have some wood lying around, so may just make a project out of it. I'll try both ways and see what works better.

Sounds good, I think I can get like a 1/2yd^3 from the local garden supplier for around $30, and have 3 garbage cans of compost I can mix in. So mounds work ok?

Sounds like a good idea, I'll post pics of the setups I choose to use when I get around to it.

I probably got close to digging 3' down, I'll be sure to dig a little deeper for the next transplant if I choose to go that direction. I'll be adding liquid nutes, so hopefully the soil I used isn't too bad.

For sure. My problem is that I have pretty shitty clay soil so I've had to dig out a bunch of rocks n dirt and then replace it with new soil and it's a pain in the ass. Thanks for the advice, I might try and build a 4'X4'X18" bed now. Sounds like the option with the least amount of work.

True. I might've brought them outside a lil too early. I'm hoping they'll be ok for the next few weeks. It's randomly getting windy and cold right now.

I'm filling the pool up so its like a raised bed.

Hey guys. So I decided to grow outdoors again here in the SF Bay Area and chose to grow out of 3ft. diameter kiddie pools. I cut out the bottoms and tilled/broke down the soil underneath. I amended the soil as well to make it fluffier. I was wondering if using the pools as a raised bed was a...