Outdoor Cannabis Cultivation

Hi all. I was wondering, is this the first signs of flowering and if so, could I still give my girl nutes with nitrogen for a while longer before swapping to flowering nutes? This is my one and only o/door, so I'm winging it... I'm using tomato and herb mix with about 20 to 25% perlite, seasol and super thrive. I hope my pics help. Hope you all had a good xmas and have a safe NY :-)

Hey guys I realize this might be an extremely stupid question but i just want to make sure im taking the right steps... i was just wondering what exactly should i put my germinated seed into? a small seedling pot/cup or just shove it into a main pot? Also what mix should i have for both of these pots if needed? Please let me know if any of these ingredients i purchased will or will not work and the steps i should take from seed to seedling! thank you for your guys time! PS: Im growing outdoor auto

Have I got this right, folks? I'm in pots, outside, mushy compost, chook poo, organic potting soil, and organic compost. (All RICH GRO except for the chook poo blend.) SEASOL and GO GO JUICE for veg. POWER FEED for flowering. 1/4 strength to begin with and build from there. Or could I just use Yates All purpose for veg followed by Yates Bloom and Flower for flowering? OR (again) with the soil mix I'm using, could I just rely on that to get my plants through? Asking now as my seedlings are only a week old, if that. Oh and when would you recommend beginning adding nutes? Cheers, everyone. TT.

Hi Guys and Gals, just thought id share my out door experiance with you .. clones of Skunk#1 x Jack Herer (satty) pheno They had about 6 wks from cut, under 130w CFL 18/6 it got to about a ft with plenty of LST applied. I put them outside early september.. roughly (12/12) here , they stretched 4ft and started to bud.. after a couple of weeks colas started to form, and i thought i might be lucky to sneak in a late harvest.. but , no the plants picked up on the days getting longer, and started to revege. ive got a feeling these are going to get big I ve got them in amended soil mix, hand watered via feed tube to the root zone, been feeding my…

Hi guys! Im new to growing and new to these app. I grew thc bomb indoor during winter here in sydney. I was so excited with fiirst grow i mess up during harvest and curing.made lots of mistake that i learned from and still learning. But these time i wish to grow sativa indoor. Hopefully not to tall since im renting. Any good site you guys recommend to buy seeds? https://www.marijuana-seeds.nl is these site alright? I bought from bombseeds twice but i want to have more option like some of the california buds. any good site you guys can recommend that are legit? Im sick of buying from sydney auburn. Im a constant smoker, i gave up alcohol for weed since its a lot m…

http://www.hydrosyph.com/More-Information.php Just picked up a 5 pack of these for just under $40 delivered. Looks like a great way to deliver water slowly to the root system of plants. I'm about to trial a couple on some fruit trees I'm planting and then, if they work OK, planning to use them for some bush grows this summer. [i will have to cart in water as don't have the luxury of an available water source in our bush!]. Not sure that 10L would last for 6 weeks during the hottest part of our summer, but it should be pretty efficient when delivering the moisture below ground. And will hopefully allow me the luxury of leaving plants unattended for a week or two. …

As the title says my 4 plants I currently have (all clones) are all starting to flower I’d say there about 3 weeks into flower. Since it’s my third grow ever and first time ever having plants flower to early I’m confused as to what happens now, the days are getting longer here and I don’t know if that’s going to effect the flowering since when it’s finished flowering it should be around start of the year. Is there anything I need to do because it’s flowered to early? Or will it continue to flower as normal even though the days are getting longer now. I live in Perth if that helps.