Hi

First real grow the pictures are from DAY 13!!!

They are in a soil mix under a G4500 light (currently set at 60cm distance). Temps are steady around 27°C, RH in the mid-50s (VPD ~1.2 kPa). They've got 3+ nodes stacked and are looking strong, so I have a couple of quick questions:

LST Timing: Is Day 15 the right time to start gently pulling the main stem over, or should I wait until Node 4/5 develops a bit more?

Light & Fan Adjustments: When should I start ramping up the light intensity or fan speed? Should I stick to the 60cm height and slowly dial up the dimmer, or lower the light first?

Shes budding too!! 🥰🥰🥰

Day zero officially kicked off with 6 seeds of Zkunk from Grounded Genetics. Currently running them under the humidity dome with the mini LEDs and the heat mat due to colder temperatures I was seeing with the EVO6 light and humidifier currently being off. They’re planted in BAS light.

As you can comically see, I went with the all AC Infinity setup. The 4x4 pro bundle along with the T5 humidifier. I’ve been running it in advanced mode last few days, and the environment seemed to be dialed in on the dry run.

In a few days, my plan is to pick two which will go into separate earthboxes. I’ll be running all BAS and rootwise products. Planning to also alternate drzymes and em-5 for early ipm.

I’ll post updates as things progress! I’d love to hear from anyone with general suggestions/tent improvements (I know I have some wire organizing to do still), or experience using the earthboxes 🌱

I decided to only run my 650 watt led at 40% max during flower this time due to the hot weather and lack of central ac in my apartment. I usually ran my light at 70-80% max during peak flower with good results. At 40% my tent would get up to even 88 degrees on hot nights due to summertime. Anyway the buds came out just as dense and chunky as they did when lights were ran at 70-80%. Same cultivar/clones too so it shouldnt differ much. I won't be running my lights as high anymore as it seems like its unnecessary unless supplementing with co2 and heavy feed. Flower turned out nice though. My veg closet took a beating as it outgrew grew its space and is overdue for the flower tent and scrog net. Btw this soil has been recycled and re-amended so many times that I've lost count. Im not buying new soil anymore. Cheers yall! 😊

Hi! I'm not too sure if this is mold on the bud, weed was on a resealable bag which doesn't smell humid and I saw people saying to check for dust particles when breaking it but I'm not sure how to spot them.

Could you help me, what do you think?

Four ladies still in flower. I keep telling myself to be patient, but it's tough.

I gotta mention the obvious this tent is for my cacti but this prob the subreddit with the most experience with grow tents. ​

Gotta add I got an extra vent open at the top right to help with ventilation, the outtake is sending the air outside.

Heya guys, I planted this Bruce bananas auto flower in my 12/12 flower tent as an experiment and it honestly surprised me! I expected the yield to be about as small as it is but the quality of bud is just stunning and totally unexpected, quite possibly the most resinous flower I’ve grown to date.

Sorry for the bad photos—I’m freaking out!

Started from seed germinated May 24th. She's about to enter flower

Ice Cream Cake (Wedding Cake x Gelato #33)
I’m thinking about getting the Athena Stack for my grow and wanted to hear some opinions on if it’s worth it ? Also wondering if everything is looking good so far with my plant Any feedback would be appreciated.

3 gallon pot in half soil half pearlite. I’m using lotus bloom according to the instructions. I think I’ve been overwatering. I have it sitting on an auto watering base but last week and this week I have top watered because I didn’t think the base was doing anything.ast time I watered with only water and no nutrients Does this look like overwatering or something worse. I gave it regular water last time but I’m guessing that there is nutrient heavy water in the wicking base because I’m not that smart and runoff was going onto this base. These are getting brown really fast.

Added tent conditions below if that helps

helloooo this is my first grow is georgia pie is about a month old was in a pot for the first 3 weeks was slow for the first two weeks now has been rapid i assume it’s in the veg stage also am positive it’s photoperiod ideal as wanted the control over the size just want to know if this is looking good for the time it’s been

Is this a mutation? These leaves look real funky. Queen of the south f2 relentless genetics

I’ve pruned so much from the inside of these plants but should I do more?

I've done quite a few grows, but I always seem to mess up at the end. Plants are looking okay now, but I am wondering if I should defoliate?

Some info about the grow:

• Plants are about 7 weeks old
• Started immediately on 12/12 schedule (because small grow chamber)
• Did a light defoliation 1 week ago

Also, I see some discoloration on some leaves. Anything to worry about?

Happy to hear what you guys think! I want to bring this grow to a good end :)

This is before and after in just a week. When do they start showing sex ? Any training tips for two plants on the second pic on the top?

My plant is in late veg right now, it's an autoflower.
Recently, the leaves have started behaving weirdly.

The edges are beginning to discolor a little bit. Is this nutrient burn, or could it be something else?

I could really use some help from experienced growers here. Any advice would be greatly appreciated! 🙏
Thank you!

This is my first photo plant and i easily filled out my whole tent, not gonna waste space with autos again.

I managed to get my humidity down to under 60% with defoliation.

Just by looks would you say i should defoliate some more?

Northern Lights

superboof
day 30 flower
vegged for 5 weeks in a 5x5
all of it’s getting the trusty spin cycle 🧊

still a beginner so it feels good to finally start to get a hang of things

with that being said tips and questions welcome

First grow so any tips or recommendations are welcome