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Not sure how EZ it is... Looks like a bubble cloner, but with a pump, that means it sprays water all over the stems? Works very well... I just have an issue with the transplant period... Going from hydro to soil does work... But not well at all. Even though my rooting success is near 100% with a bubble cloner, the transplant phase always sets me so far back... So iv moved to jiffies and easy cloner plugs... And a dome lol... God I hate domes... But they help

No problem! We have all been there. But once the cycle is going, the money you used on already grown produce can be redirected to bettering your next grows! Im not sure what you guys as a family budget on green, but I remember easily paying a grand a month for my fix... And now I don't have to... Hopefully ever again

Hahaha I am by no means a prophet hahaha but I do like to think I know my garden a bit, but still have so much more to learn!! That slow release stuff is better to add to your soil in small amounts in the beginning of the grow... It won't help much at this stage. Maybe grind some up into as fine a powder as you can and mix it with water... That might help as a once off thing for the plant, but I wouldn't do this often or ever actually. Rather get nutes that are already bioavailable to the plants for a faster response.

I have used some and it went well, and I have seen good reviews from them. They claim to have a soil that doesn't need to be fed at all... But it does... In flower especially. But it's a quality soil that I would use.

Heya! Yeeaaa... This plants in its way out... And a recovery will take a veeeeery long time sadly. I can't see the pot... So maybe it needs to be Transplanted... But it's way into flower and a transplant now would only further stunt her. She needs food... She is starving and eating herself just to stay alive. If you have some Epsom salts, that will help... Take a handful of some compost from somewhere and put it on top and water it... That might help, or the same compost and strained through some water... Use the water as a feed... Unless you do have some kind of bottled nute. You can also strip off the dead leaves. They will never come back to life. I would personally toss this one as she might only produce a gram or 2 of bud... And make a note to use larger pots or the ground Don't take my bluntness too hard... Imagine it more of a correcting stick to get you on the right path

Goats are crazy!!! So you should be able to grow some super dank this coming season! But until then, you gonna need to keep getting dank from wherever you get it. Some tips that are commonly overlooked. You need great light... You have the sun so that's a start... You will need some outdoor lights for at night if you wanna grow proper outdoor. You need great soil... Which you will either buy or prepare yourself.... I would buy a few bags of ready made soil (not culterra or garden master please) and use that as a base for your compost and meduim. You need fresh air that replenishes itself... Not sure if it's a glass GH or a fabric tunnel you have, but either are generally great if you have them. You need quality seed stock... Bag seed just does not cut the cheese. You will need to buy some seeds from a reputed source in order to grow some fire. If you have all of that, and ample amounts of patience... And a bit of a green thumb, you will deff grow enough dank for your whole family to enjoy haha. As long as they help you trim when the time comes because that is the real pain in the ass hahaha

This makes me so excited Now just to find some special cuts of my own to contribute!

@ShamelessAtom, Rule of thumb is to use only manure from veg eaters. Horses, rabbits, chickens, ducks, goats(these fucks eat everything so maybe skip them to be safe lol), cows are good.

Generally rust spots like that are late stages of magnesium deficiency. You can give her some Epsom salts and it will help. The damage will never go away... But new growth and bud growth will improve

As for your farm animals manure. I know chicken poop is great stuff in low quantities. But pig poop I don't think is good due to the animal being omnivorous and has bad bacteria or something... But I stand to be corrected on the pig poop. Your compost pile will need to be built correctly as well, right number of greens, right number of browns and carefully dosed with ammendments, left to cook for a few months before it can be used in the garden. I would do yourself a flavour and check out some composting guides on Google for as much info you could need, and being on a farm you should have most of the components already, they just need to be put in the right order. Note - I would rather go for the biobizz range or an organic liquid fert like nitrisol or seagrow... Preferably the biobizz though... That shits great @SkunkPharm

The liquid nutes are really good stuff! But, are generally considered non organic and or harmful to the souls micro life. But don't let that put you off! Because now that you mention which nute line you are leaning towards gives me insight to guiding you to the correct meduim to use it on! Okay so outdoor growing is your goal. You have a GH You have the Sun. Those 2 things already and you are well on your way to success. Liquid or salt based fertilizer is best used in inert meduim, like coco or perlite or leca... And not so much for soils. The reason for this is soils already contain an amount of nutrients already in a likely unknown quantity and ratio Where salt based nutes are a complete solution not requiring any extra help from the nutes already in soil. It's not the end of the world if you do use it in soil though, just not best practice. So outdoor coco beds outdoor will be ideal for that nutrient line. Will you be growing in pots or in the ground in the GH? Is there an outdoor light in the green house for night time?

Hi there! So the best, seeing that you have a greenhouse would be to plant late August, to mid September... But depending on how tall the GH is, they might get too big for the space. You will need to be on top of your game though... Big trees are no small feat to get to harvest and smoke!! Like @Bospatrollie2 said, nows the time to prep your soil and get ready for the coming season! Or grow indoor lol... Which is a costly exercise TBH. What are you planning on using for nutrients?

Nice man! Clever adaption for the pump ekse!! Also nice move away from the CFL. You won't be disappointed with the PhoenixSkye light! Welcome to the forum and thanks for the posts

Nice man! How long you plan on keeping her going? 95 days for an auto is good long time!

What's up man!! You sly shadow dawg you Glad you said hi man! What you got to bring to the table my man? Have some seeds on the way? A few harvests under the belt already?

It's just too cold for that at the moment. But in theory yes, that's the way to go for outdoor

Yup! Now it's just up to @afternoon blazer to bring her in every day and out every morning and then he will be rewarded at the end

Yea, likely high CBD and low THC... But also doesn't look like the nicest yeilding pheno of whatever the strain was. Regardless.... The amount of time you dried for would not have had that much of a detrimental effect on the bud so as to make it not get you high. My guess is perhaps you let it get too much sun while it was drying, but even then, it should have got you high. Another possibility is that you cut her too early. All good though man! What do you have sprouting now?

Yea, due to not having a flower light or able to get one right away, my advice was to use the sun as much as possible because the veg light is just that, a veg light. So full sun and supplemental light during the night for a pinch extra. I feel that will provide better results in his situation than just the veg light

There isn't anything in this world that can keep me down brother Thanks for the compliment

The Aurora Kush was the champ of this round with her long colas and heavy yeild - she's on the dry rack now and more updates will likely come in the form of a grow report

French cookies #2 was the only cookie to make me proud.... And I let her get too dry, and she gave up... So so close to the end... Such a pity actually. I have some cuttings so I will be giving her another go to see if I can improve... Have not weighed or smoked yet

Ethos - Early Lemon Berry Managed to get 110g off her so not bad at all... Beautiful sweet sweets smell and fantastic sticky aftertaste leaves me very happy with her. Nice early finisher as well, 8 weeks flat

What a ride it's been! Managed to find one decent Aurora Kush pheno from the 8 i popped all those many moons ago. Here's some pics of the harvest coming down bit by bit when it's all done I'll post a grow report 1 last pic before plants started getting the chop chop

4 rows of seeds Ghiquita! On the left and Euphoric Banana on the right. Some French cookies cuttings as well as some blue dream cuttings