I don’t know about anywhere else, but this forum is teaming with excellent female growers.
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I definitely notice that overall there are many more female cannabis growers, but unfortunately in my state at the licensed, commercial level, there are very few cannabis cultivation directors/owners, etc… I’m a wee bit of a lone wolf in my area in that respect.
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I live in a “legal” state but still maintain a covert growing profile. I don’t know, nor have I spoken to, a single grower in real life.
This forum is my only opportunity to discuss growing and cannabis, so I know exactly how it feels to be a “lone wolf” grower. I hope to one day meet some of my forum grow buddies and friends.
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I have a design that attaches to the cloth pot and allows you to carry it around by the screen. In media grows I try to put them out in (free) sunlight, saving my high end lights for the rest of the day cycle.
There is a bill of materials and better pics of the SCROG
Doing mine in a tote this time and will SCROG but not too worried about access.
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@Myfriendis410 : that’s whats up!
I run a big ol ebb and flow system and we’ve been tying down using yoyos and horticultural ties. It’s time consuming but it allows me to really get light where it needs to go and it also gives me the access to units I wouldn’t otherwise be able to get to. But I am interested in your setup! Do you think that may work for my ebb and flow hydro setup?
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I will use the top screen on my tote and install it with the ability to anchor and move it. Doing rez changes is MUCH easier in a SCROG. I can lift the whole plant out by the screen (remove 4 screws) and set it into a temp tote for cleaning of the primary.
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I’m worried they’re not growing fast enough.They are 3 weeks old and one of them is bent right over.
I’m growing in organic soil, placing them outdoors in the sun during the day and under the dining room table light (I sit them on the dining room table with the lights on all night).