Wow.. I thought it was gonna be easy.

Lights are to far away ..
Your Lawn soil looks like it doesn't have enough drainage ,
Looks like its holding way to much moisture .

 

You can set them out anytime now.
Potassium Bicarbonate for the Powdery Mildew.
BT Thuricide for the Caterpillars come flower in early August.

BNW

 

Looks good so far!

Get a bag of compost. Any kind. Mix it in with your soil when you put them out.

Once they're in the ground, water ever other day. Use any tomato water soluble food once a week. Don't use shake and feed.

One last tip: Get a small roll of hardware cloth (1/4 inch welded wire) , cut a 3 foot piece, and cage your plants with it. Varmints will try to dig or eat them up. You can remove the cages after a month.

 

They need better soil. Something like fox farm/roots organic/pro mix with 30% perlite added. Bury them right up to the lowest leaves. And put them outside asap. I also wouldn't suggest anything smaller than 15 gallon pots. Trust me I did 5 gallons last year and the entire pot became roots by the end of the grow, I'm talking almost no soil left just a pot full of roots. Because of this they needed to be fed and watered constantly and it was nearly impossible to keep the PH right. I went to 15s this year and if money/space wasn't an issue I would have done 25s.

 

You have no idea what you're talking about...

 

Raw compost from my recycle bin


Same compost in sand.


This had cooked compost with a few extra goodies. No food other than a little hot top dressing at the stretch.


This is first time grower thread, so if you want to lose them with details, be my guess.

 

I just wanted to say you're not alone! I thought it'd be easy too, it's a plant, I'm great at growing plants. Nope....I've run into: mites, gnats, rot, reveg, broken seems, multiple deficiencies & a constant state of WTF now. BUT the awesome people of GCF have helped a lot!! Keep posting, keep learning, don't give up!!

 

Nice video update btw.

 

I'm a new weed grower but a decades long gardener and professional grower of other things. If it's got a seed I can probably grow it. I found weed to be tricky, particularly at the earliest stages. Once it gets to be 3-4 inches tall, life is good. I think we ALL are always learning new things with trying different strains/locations/soils. Just wish the seeds weren't so damn expensive.

 

Same here. Growing is deep enough that I can't get bored. When I think I got it, I get bit. lol

Buy Regular seed and do a seed run over the winter. You only need one or two girls and one male to have a lifetime supply. But then you have another problem. You'll want another strain, or you'll want to make female seeds.

 

Bro those are trees one of those have TREE bark on them

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