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Yeah man, I think you're right. I was using Epsom salts near the beginning of the grow to supplement calcium and magnesium, but then sort of just got lazy halfway and quit. I think I may pick up some calmag if I decided to do this again. All in all, got about 10oz from 2 plants on my first run...

Hey y'all, thanks for the replies! Much appreciated. Luckily I have one other female on the go, and decided to throw a few autoflowering plants in there so I'm not running my set-up for just one plant. As for the germination, I did it at room temperature in rockwool cubes. The reason I vegged...

Grow regular seeds, they said. They're so much better, they said. Arrrgh :)

I germinated 5 Jillybean by TGA and vegged for damn near 9 weeks before flipping about 10 days ago...and I'm pretty sure they're all male. I know so many folks post pics but...I just want more opinions before I chop all of them and waste almost 11 weeks of time, effort and money. Seriously miffed.

My plants haven't ever had extended periods of complete darkness. I think some people find that it helps, but I just couldn't be bothered. To each his own!

Thanks man. Trimming was tedious, haha. Shears and gloves became big sticky messes....but I reckon that's a good sign. Got a small paper bag full of good bud trim to make hash or butter with...though I've never made hash before.

I did end up chopping the one plant last night. Quite honestly, it should have gone another week, and I know that...but the nanners popping up made me nervous. The other plant still has 2-3 weeks to go, in my estimation, and I didn't want anymore risk of pollination with tons of seeds than is...

I may have spotted a few nanners on the plant that's really REALLY close to being done. I may be wrong...but I'll try to get a decent pic. I've done some reading, and some people seem to think that if you get nanners really late in flowering, it's a sign that they're ready to be chopped? Almost...

Definitely will be mainlining again. There's no question as to the effectiveness, even for me on my first grow! Next time will be some Jillybean from TGA.

Thanks bro! BTW...why can't we "like" posts anymore? Weird.

At the end of the day, we should all just do what makes sense to us! I like the idea that a couple hygrometers in a couple of my jars will give me a little bit more peace of mind, especially in my first grow/harvest/dry/cure, that I'm within the right margin humidity wise. Now, after I have done...

Thanks dude...they look even chunkier today! Huzzah...

That doesn't really work for people who don't have much (or any) experience...to risk ruining 4 months worth of time and effort just sort of winging it! I'd prefer a hygrometer and some boveda packs and the "stupid proof cure" over trying to just wing it and hoping for the best.

Got the jars, got the 62% bovedas, got 2 hygrometers. Now I just need the harvest. Thanks for the answer!

Yeah...I defoliated about 2 weeks into flower...but in retrospect, I certainly didn't do enough! Next time. Learning opportunities, huh? I opened the tent when I got home from work today and whoa...those calyxes are swelling like mad. Sweet! Very excited to harvest. The one plant looks like it's...

As an aside, has the "like" button disappeared from the bottom of the posts or am I crazy?

That's good to hear...because I bought two of those exact hygrometers, but I'm a week or two away from my first harvest and pretty sure I'll have more jars than hygrometers! Thanks for the answer.

Do you just have the hygrometer in one or two jars and assume the RH for the rest is roughly similar? That looks amazing!

What kind are you growing?

Update - Day 51 Pistils continue to orange slowly but surely. Plant on the left experienced some sort of nutrient deficiency (I am thinking cal/mag), and some some the uppermost leaves curled upward and got a bit crispy. They might've been a little heat stressed, too, so I pointed the small...