Thank you!

Perhaps butterflies are more rare in Lagos? I hope you will get to see some butterflies soon. Thank you my friend.

That's a real bummer whatever caused this sickness with your cannabis plants man. I hope this has stopped spreading since you've posted and things are looking better. Keep us posted man, hopefully you'll

Thank you man. I think adding charcoal to the soil has a few benefits, but I'm not sure how much to use. Do you remember how much charcoal your dad used for his pots? I might try that method to see what

Thank you @soyernesto! It can be tricky to capture them sometimes, as they seem to know what you're doing and will make it harder for you by fluttering around a lot :D Best of luck with capturing some

She is looking good! I hope things have been progressing well since your update here. It's a difficult diagnosis for me to say with certainty what is causing those spots, but my guess is the culprit might

Flowering time varies with plant species/strains, but generally about 60 days. Growing outdoors the seasons should mostly dictate. Dry times vary a bit too depending on your drying conditions. Hanging

Looking really good man. That's good news that your pest management is working out successfully. Keep up the great work!

I would say it's not too late but probably not necessary. I think that pot is good enough to finish her cycle. Sorry about the slow responses, have had a busy past few days.

Nice job with the harvest bro! That was a good call harvesting them before bud rot occurred. I think these will smoke pretty good and give you a nice buzz. I'm dying laughing at Arthur's inspection, that

Five gallons is big enough. Five gallons is about the smallest size pot that should be used for cannabis. I use seven gallon fabric pots and sometimes use five gallon fabric pots as well, but anything

That's some really wild weather! I've heard the weather there can get a bit crazy sometimes. We have some pretty crazy weather in New York too but I've never seen any crazy flooding where I'm at thankfully.

That's good there's holes. It will help with drainage and airflow to the root system. No big deal if he trimmed the top off, but I think I wouldn't put scissors to this girl again (at least for now). After

Since your plant is growing outdoors, letting it catch natural rain water or collecting rain water to water with if you have the ability to might be the best practice if you're limited on supplies and

but in late flowering it's normal to have some yellowing and dropping. I'm in early/mid flowering and this shouldn't be happening.

Thank you @rachaeldwatson. I'm still learning and figuring out stuff too. The learning never stops 🤗

I was wrong. I found out my yellow leaves are from low pH. = too much acid.

There's truth to this during later flowering, but since writing the comment I have figured out that I was wrong. The reason for my yellowing leaves is pH is too low. I use a pH adjusting fluid for tap

Looking great @rachaeldwatson! That is a cool story about how she was almost lost from a stem break in the beginning but pulled through to turn into the healthy girl she is today! She is looking happy

I'm sure he'll warm up to the other kids and the interaction will be great for him. Wishing Micah a great first year in school!