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I was away for a bit so they did struggle a little, in my opinion they're doing decently. The second one has leaves that are looking a bit "taco-like" xD. Maybe something to do with water or a nutrient deficiency? It also doesn't look yellow, camera bamboozled me. I've recently topped all three.

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The trick with outdoors is to have a huge variety of different plants. Then dont use any poison anywhere. As all the bugs move in the ecosystem reaches an equilibrium. And bugs are a lot less fond of Cannabis than you think but obviously they wont hesitate to go bos on your canna plants if they have nothing else to eat. I probably have a billion spider mites in the garden, but they are on everything except my cannabis. Outdoors, planting any pumpkin or melon just for the sake of having the plant and not necessarily for its fruit is far preferred by spider mites. Check out the pics below. My one plant is a meter away from the jelly melon. On the melon leaves are thousands of mites and mite carcasses. The carcasses tell me the predatory bugs are at work. If I now spray the melon and kill all the mites, then the predators will leave and search for food elsewhere. Once the balance is messed with pest epidemics usually follow. On the weed leaf. Negligable for a plant that has been outdoors since September.

@HerrerHashassin We can source you Chem 91 seeds from Cali Connection Seeds. Don't know if that's close enough for you.

Well I've already started from bag seed and the plants are looking pretty good. I've done quite a bit of research and I think that I have the basics covered. Thank you for the advice!

Symbiosis is rather handy ... humans could learn a thing or 2 on that...

Looking good! Side note I've placed an order for the DR240W. Do you find the jardin's suffer from light leakage?

So today is day 50. Im going to start flushing today and have decided to definitely do a grow with just the cheese below in the next round. She is very pretty

I would most definately put my soil up as available in the future. Problem with soils are their weight. That is why I have posted how I make mine. If you grow organics long enough you develop your own soil that works for the way you grow. My soils are heavy for example but then my plants are getting full sun and can cope with the "heat" of the soil. Most of veg my plants run a dark emerald green. But yeah, Im keen.

Been a while since I last updated this one. Struggled with the stretch. Some of the tops got too close to the light and got burned. I managed to squeeze a few extra centimeters from my space by using cable ties to keep the cooltube up instead of the rope ratchets. Also the leaf tips started showing signs of what looks like slight nutrient burn. Been flushing for about a week now. Looks like it hasn't got any worse. Temps and RH have been consistently good for the last few weeks. Overall I think I'm satisfied with the way its going. Another few lessons learned this time on my quest for the perfect grow.