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Took some more corrective action today. So I've reduced the light to 250 PPFD, adjusted the temperature to 76 day and 68 night. Dropped VPD down to .8, and reduced my circulation fan speed. Idea being just taking my foot off the pedal for transpiration to let the plant recover, will keep an eye...

I moved the fan up, just dropped the light level from 300 PPFD to 225 and temp from 82 to 78. Hopefully will see some improvement in the next few days.

Hoping someone can provide some wisdom, plant is showing some pretty strong signs of leaf curl and tacoing. This seedling is exactly 2 weeks from breaking through the soil, direct sown into a no till pot on it's 2nd run. Hollowed out about a solo cup worth in the center and filled it with BAS...

I've been battling it for the past two weeks and I'm ready to throw in the towel. Even though the weather has been great the past week, it's still spreading. I think I'm going to take them down out of necessity. This is my first grow ever, outdoors in the northeast, and I'm pretty happy I made...

To rephrase: Would you feel OK chopping tomorrow if you couldn't guarantee the plants would make it another two weeks due to rot? Would it be better to take them down early?

Sure, it's actually three plants. I totally get it's not ideal and I would want to wait for the absolute best moment. But I keep finding rotten buds to the point I've already probably removed half of each yield. With rain coming up in the middle of the week, I'm trying to make a decision if...

First grow, outdoors, how do we look here? I'd say it's a touch too early, but I've got bud rot and am anxious to chop before it spreads.

My first grow, outdoors. I have been dealing with high humidity around 60-70% had a few showers a couple of days ago. Can anyone take a look at these pictures to help me identify what's going on? Interior of the buds is OK, it looks like this is starting from the outside. Little black and brown...

Sounds good, I think I will do another top dress, I didn't get a great results from 2 Tbsp of supersoil concentrate per plant 2 weeks ago, but another round might be needed and will take some time to work it's way in.

They're 5 gallon pots. They roots fully occupy the whole pot. To be honest, I planted the seeds June 15th and didn't expect the plants to get so large, definitely going with 10 gallon or more next year. I know the supersoil takes a while to break down biologically but my hope is to keep the...

This is my first grow ever, outdoors in continental climate. I grew three different strains from seed in 5 gallon fabric pots using Natures Living Soil. Vegetative went great. The plants started to flower naturally around 3 weeks ago. Since then, I have noticed a yellowing of leaves in the...