I was very surprised at how making seeds is so fulfilling 
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Ever since I started using your grow hub, my LITFA has been applied to the max. I can’t help just being with my plants, but now I don’t really have to.
Thanks for making cool stuff @VIVOSUN
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My experience so far has been very overwhelming yet rewarding.
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Never don’t not give up. Even if plants start looking ill you can always come back from it and you learning from the process becoming stronger and better
Sweet giveaway thanks 
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I learned that the free stuff works best to grow with…
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i have learned that if your out of shape everything is harder. so… dont be out of shape ! (finishes milk shake)
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Just getting started. First time growing since the 1970s.
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Welcome to OG!
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The more grows I get through the more i realize patience and LITFA are the 2 of the most important elements if you’ve got your space pretty dialed in. If youve got problems start with checking your ph and go from there. Overgrow members are an incredible source of information and advice. The best cannabis community hands down!
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I like am liking this post 
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Grow has been a relaxing hobby with a the great benefits of your results!
I would love to win that herb trimming tray to help with the next harvest! 
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I learned I don’t study my plants enough. I got nute burn and thought plant was just struggling untill I saw webs on bud tops. Spider mites can sneak in and make it look like other symptoms. @blowdout2269 @azseaindooin420 @feloniousmonk @illicitmango @carty @ohno555 @pigeonman @cadman @thceed @Pawsfodocaws @NDNCHILD
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@VIVOSUN
Thanks for the opportunity! I actually have a harvest coming up really soon!
Something interesting… my first grow by myself was around the time my grandfather passed away, I planted around 30 seeds and day after day nothing was sprouting. So I figured they were all duds.
We received a call late one night about my grandfather, so rushed I to the hospital with Nan. He passed away while we were there, and when we went back home, the next morning I had 1 single seedling pop up. So I called it “pops plant” and i was hooked from that point on.
Back from 2016
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Patience, mother nature shall not bothered with rushing.
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I like to mask my lacklustre growing skills with humour and well cropped photography.
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Sometimes 12 plants is better than 30 
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Bro thanks for sharing such a beautiful story.
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share something interesting…well thats easy…when i started this venture into growing, i had no expectations what or how it was gonna grow. So i ventured onto my local sales and found this ideal Vivosun tent, with some good parts, but tent was new, light was new, and fan was new…it was a goto deal.When i first started, i realized that using an indoor grow tent would be great, so what do you do…you go find another vivosun tent, and fill it will plants…now we have a ballgame. The first seeds planted popped immediately, and like a little kid sees the ice cream man, i was excited. Ideally at this point i was assuming there were pounds coming off this little plant. So i invested in some more vivosun gear to get my grow dialed in…got fans, …got humidifiers, etc…now we got something growing. To make this a fun story, we go thru veg…and the eyes water…this is working…speed up some more time, we now have flowers growing…the happy dance starts…now we are on the final 60 days…wooohooo…to be honest…this was a great experience, we learned so much from a plant they call a weed…and with all the right success, we loved the tent, and the environment we created. we finally harvested a little time after that…cured and smoked…we had some great bud, and wow, thank you vivosun for being the first and most used item in my fleet right now…
hope thats the story you guys were looking for, cause…that will be the same story everyone around me saw happen…what a great year this has been
Cartoon
@GEMI-CONNECT616
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So frickin cool!
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I’ve learned that know-it-alls learn nothing and become know-nothings.
I’ve learned that growing weed outdoors in 105-109° F is challenging and in a greenhouse it’s just asking for heartbreak.
I’ve learned that there was this incredible community of growers and givers that gave me a break from dealing with the takers and the consumers. A community that will give and give and ask only that you don’t tear people down but help to build them up. That despite the paranoid, selfish, scared-of-their-own-shadow man-children out there, there is actually more than enough to go around.
I’ve learned that cheap potting soil is basically an herbicide.
And that if you stop acting like the center of the universe, the universe will conspire to give you everything you need.
And I NEED that harvest tray! Ha!
@Illicitmango thanks for the story. Reminds me of my dad. He would be 80 years old last week and he would have fully approved of the weeds in my garden.
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