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Looking good man!
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Thank you !
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Looks amazing 
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thank you sir definitly still a nooob here
so much better…
keep it up dude! 
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well… i think i may have over done the nutes
will be giving 2 waterings with good ph
also broke a main stem trying to do to much training
these 2 1 gal girls gotta get transplanted
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They look good to me. 
No worries on the broken main stem, that clone loves to be topped and will send out even more branches in response. The one I showed above had a deer nearly devour it and then a racoon decided to try and dig under the cage and uprooted it. No more fish products in the soil.
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@Happygrower710 what are those yellow plastics/paper for?
HG!
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Forgot to mention that it looks like the red is being pushed out of the stems, that’s a good sign she’s happy!
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for bugs just put em off to the side for watering
HG420:pizza:
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happy happy🎉
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Ah for those f***ing bastards!
HG!
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haha have had some bad run ins in the past can definitly get outta hand for some little ass mo fos
There’s a carnivorous plant I grow called a cape sundew that works like living flypaper and eats them up! Straight fungus gnat slayer…
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Whenever I have issues with them it’s usually on my venus flytraps cause they like it fairly wet. With cannabis, it means you’re overwatering. The gnats themselves don’t have mouths and can’t eat but their larva eats a special type of fungus that only grows on top of overly wet soil. Those sticky paper sheets work well though as they love the color yellow for some reason lol. Apple cider vinegar in a cup works for fruit flys.
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not dealing with any at the moment but damn man those bugs are really on that cape sundew like crazy, i always just like to have em to see if it starts and how bad it is getting by how quick they start to fill up. i could always just look at my coco but i like that the traps minimize it from getting outta hand fast
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did a defoliation but based on how the leaves pulled off id say maybe i did a little to much nutes but needless to say theyll live. getting more soil for the last girl her name is lavender
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That particular one was out on the patio with the rest of the carnivorous plant garden. I’d be freaking out if that many gnats were coming off my cannabis plants haha. They are fairly harmless, but a big nuisance. With the carnivorous plants the larva can start to attack the root systems if any fungus or algae is not available for them to eat. I let things get a little dry and water from the bottom and that takes care off it, but the sundews are extra help.
Your grow looks super tidy and clean btw
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