Looking good! I also recently started my first ever indoor grow about a week ago
Unfortunately I seem to have some spider mites in the tent, but it really isn't that bad and I'm doing my best to keep the population under control
Originally I bought this tent for vegging Cannabis, but now it just holds all kinds of plants.
The auto flowers are doing pretty well in there, although I think I might have slightly overfed the big one. The seedlings are just a few days old
The Lagochilus is not growing very fast, but it seems to be doing alright
The smaller tobacco plant really needs to go into a bigger pot
Also got some slightly neglected veggies in the back
Noticed this twin bud on my plant. All the other ones are normal.
Apparently the germination rate is kind of low, so I am very happy about this. I'll keep you updated on how it grows
Hope everyone is doing well and that this newly created community is going to gain some momentum.
Hoping the Tobacco will survive and thrive, most of the other seedling are not doing very well at all
These tiny mushrooms popped up in my seed starter tray. The cap of the biggest one, the one in the center seems to have unraveled into this long white string. Does anyone know why it did that or what kind of mushroom this might be?
This plant of a friend seems to only produce calyxes. Is this a genetic thing or could it also be due to some kind of stress? If it is because of genetics, do you think this could be worth saving by taking a cutting?
@bizzle@lemmy.world unfortunately I can't reply to your comment directly due to some federation issue. The posts shows zero comments on reddthat.
Thank you for your advice. I chopped right this morning and fortunately it looks like I have a good few buds left. Do you think a bud wash in just water would do too, as I dont have any hydrogen peroxide around? Or would the additional moisture do more harm than good?
Lost a bunch of my buds to bud rot :( I don't even know how much more of the plant is affected. Even some of the buds that are not discolored seem to be turning mushy. If you have ideas on how to proceed please let me know. Alterntively I am willing to accept your pity
leave the farmers alone
I hate that argument. Most food production in the imperial core comes from like a few highly industrialised corporations ruthlessly exploiting cheap labour from eastern europe. We' re not in 1800 anymore where "the farmer" is just some humble person selling their produce on the local farmers market. And even if they were it wouldn't make them immune to progress
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This one not yet but I have had some garlic butter that smelled kind of like wild garlic