This is my first grow and I got 3 crops going. Any thoughts or recommendations for a better productive grow is very appreciated. The flowering plants are about 4 weeks into flower and I been veging the others for about 6 weeks
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I'm growing in mother earth gia grow soil with 10 gallon pots. I put 2 plants in 20 gal pots to try and get a little more beef to them. Looking at one more week to start flowering. As of right not my hawaii weather is a little hot but the humidity is right in the 50-70 range depending if it rains or not. Most fun I have had growing anything and want to make it the best I can. Currently my flowering plants are staying outside in my greenhouse but my veg plants are brought in every night to the veg room.
Chad.Westport
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Those look like you will get a nice harvest from them. Bravo!
Not sure where you are exactly or if you are in an area that sees almost daily rain. Humidity will be your biggest battle IMO. If you are able to dig into the land there, I think it would be interesting to get a living soil going using things native to the area. A unique terroir exists there, wonder if it will bring out different flavors.
Advise wise, I would suggest not to bring things in and out of the house. The reason for that is you can pick up some travelers (bugs, spores) outside and then bring them in and contaminate your indoor grow.
Enjoy the process
Not sure where you are exactly or if you are in an area that sees almost daily rain. Humidity will be your biggest battle IMO. If you are able to dig into the land there, I think it would be interesting to get a living soil going using things native to the area. A unique terroir exists there, wonder if it will bring out different flavors.
Advise wise, I would suggest not to bring things in and out of the house. The reason for that is you can pick up some travelers (bugs, spores) outside and then bring them in and contaminate your indoor grow.
Enjoy the process
