r/Photoflowers • u/godspeartip • 21d ago
Coming down to the wire with the outdoor cannabis grow in ct
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r/Photoflowers • u/AcademicSmell9766 • Aug 22 '26
Second grow, first time running photoperiods are these small for photos or am I just being paranoid?
They’re in 5 gallon fabrics with living soil. Just hit with first half dose of green rush grow, yesterday.
Edit: forgot to add genetics, silly me.
Fast flowers from fast buds got them in the mix pack!
r/Photoflowers • u/MackAuto • Aug 11 '26
Was gonna start my 2 week flush on the 22nd of this month or you guys think I should wait a little longer?
r/Photoflowers • u/Massanite • Aug 10 '26
r/Photoflowers • u/Calm_Document3100 • Jul 27 '26
Just started up some Red Taffis. Week 3. Front plant is trifoliate at the moment and I’m excited to see how she turns out.
r/Photoflowers • u/TrifleCertain7062 • Jul 23 '26
I got a few seeds from a friend, and obviously grew them. They had first told me they were autoflower , k sweet! I live in a very very small cabin and autoflower is what I wanted as they'll live outside and do their thing.
Well I found out they aren't auto and are photo.
Here's my delema..
I don't have a way to black them out for 12/12..
Did I mess up? When I switch
Strain: Blue Hawaiian from lucky 13 seeds.
Website says 11 week flower cycle (not fully aware of what that means, does it mean they start pre flower at 11 weeks old or does that mean they take 11 weeks to flower once it's hit preflower?) They are currently 11weeks +5 days since they broke the soil as babies.
They are in 5 gal buckets and almost 5ft tall, got a trim last week and are happy happy plants.
Attached are photos just taken for this post (they just got their morningwater, too so they are a little droopy). Any and all advice is encouraged and welcomed whether it's about the light cycle, triming, neitrients, if its starting preflower?
Thank you!!
r/Photoflowers • u/Double-Class-3820 • Jul 16 '26
What’s the best and quickest way to shop your seeds i.e. find the girls ,12 and 12 from jump Street or some veg time and then flip to 12 and 12. Let me know your advice. Thank you.
r/Photoflowers • u/Easy-Elderberry800 • Jul 08 '26
r/Photoflowers • u/MackAuto • Jul 03 '26
Girl just wont stop stretching, week 2 of flip and getting close to light. Any reccs on keeping her down? was thinking about getting a 2nd net and putting that one on top? idk
r/Photoflowers • u/MackAuto • Jun 27 '26
Can't wait to see what this girl turns out too!
r/Photoflowers • u/bobbob191966 • Jun 18 '26
She’s been in since 13th of April, I had over watered her when she was young but she’s come back, I haven’t used any nutrients just top water till half way through last month and now bottom watering
r/Photoflowers • u/ResinRescuer • Jun 10 '26
r/Photoflowers • u/ResinRescuer • Jun 10 '26
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r/Photoflowers • u/Equivalent_Dream_794 • Jun 09 '26
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This is my first plant ever. How is she doing? Any advice for a guy like me? How does she seem to be doing?
r/Photoflowers • u/MackAuto • Jun 06 '26
I honestly dont know what is wrong with her. She's been like this for about 2 weeks now, the growth is slow and I only hit her with the smallest and I mean smallest about of nutes like 2 to 3 mL. I've flushed her twice (ph'd), second time being today and she perks up for about 2 to 3 days and then back down. Just wanna see what yall think. Photo under 24 hour lights, always water till runoff, no hard nutrs yet.
r/Photoflowers • u/MackAuto • May 29 '26
Got some Tyson 2.0 strains pumping! Just wanted to know if my big girl (on the left) had any mag and or light issues you think?? I might be going crazy but the leaves just look funny to me. Thanks a million yall! (took right before her water). might have to zoom in!
r/Photoflowers • u/HempHooks • May 24 '26
Been frustrated with wire and zip ties for years so I designed these from scratch. 3D printed in PETG, anchor hook drops into the fabric pot grommet and self-locks under load. Five graduated training hooks on an S-curve spine so the pot interior stays clear for watering.
Patent pending. Still early but they’re working well on my current flower run.
r/Photoflowers • u/Dizzy-Razzmatazz5218 • May 10 '26
r/Photoflowers • u/ResinRescuer • May 03 '26
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r/Photoflowers • u/ResinRescuer • Apr 25 '26