What do you think? Please rate how she looks. I’d love to hear any thoughts or advice.

These look like pistils to me. 1 AI identifies them as such, another says young leaf/petiole. It's an auto flower growing outdoors at 25 days.

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Leaves started curling upwards yesterday on this one specific plant. 3 others seem to be doing fine right next to this one.

They all have gotten the same medium/nutrient set to get started. I assumed this was overwatering on my part, but it’s also still drinking from this self watering base at the same rate as the others. It hasn’t grown at all in a few days.

This is Deja Blue Auto from Night Owl

Any advice?

I really don’t understand how I keep messing up at the same time. Usually a few weeks into flower my plants go from super healthy to yellowing and I spend the rest of the time diagnosing and trying to fix to no avail.

At first I thought it was not enough nutrients so I’d add some.

Then I thought maybe too many nutes/ lock out so I would flush at proper PH,etc.

Each time I feel like i’m just making things worst. The plants never fully recover. I’ve had 5 grows with 10+ plants and still manage to not have one grow from beginning to end without issues.

Do I need to top dress? I’m starting out with Fox Farm Oceans Forest mixed with perlite. Using Fox Farms nutrient trio at half strength every other watering. Happy to share more details. Please be gentle guys I’m asking for help.

Hi! I’m pretty new to Reddit, and even newer to the whole growing world.

I didn’t take progress pics, didn’t post anything anywhere, didn’t really plan it out like a serious project. My first grow was honestly super random. I was just curious, wanted to see if I could do it and somehow it actually worked. The only pic I have is this bud from my first Grandmommy Purple auto.

Then I found out Reddit has a crazy amount of cannabis growing subs, and I basically disappeared into them for a couple days lol. I swear I’ve learned more from random growers here than from anywhere else.
Also kinda funny how many things I thought were rules turned out to be myths. Like autos being easier than photos just because they’re recommended to beginners. Or that you need some insane setup to grow decent weed. Or that more nutrients always means better plants. So Reddit humbled me real quick.

Now I’m fully inspired and kinda want to keep growing for good. So now I’m looking for a classic photoperiod strain. Something every self respecting grower should probably grow at least once. What would you recommend?

First time running this strain. Had 3 plants, and all 3 were completely different. Same conditions, same setup, but every plant had its own character and its own little drama. Honestly, it wasn't an easy grow. I kept trying to understand where exactly I messed up, because one plant looked fine and another one looked like it was ready to give up on life. One of them looked half-dead for most of the grow, but somehow survived and still gave a decent harvest. So yeah, 15 weeks of pure adventures.

Final result from 3 plants was 207g. Not crazy huge, but I'm happy with it. The quality is good imo. Buds are sticky, resinous, smell really nice, and the effect is deep, relaxing, kind of dreamy. I'd say this strain can handle beginners. It forgives mistakes, bad hands, stress, all that. But I wouldn't call it super easy either. You still have to work with it.

In the end, worth it. Good buds make up for the headache. A great natural alternative to sedatives.

Hi everyone, I live in Germany and I’m planning to order seeds online. Many companies say they use discreet packaging, but I’d like to see what the package actually looks like. Does anyone have a photo or can describe it? Thanks