Grown and Captured by @Wiscobornillinigrown Strain: Jilly Glue tester Flowering Style: Feminized Photoperiod Lineage: Jilly Bean x GG4 Breeder: Mzjill Flowering Time: 55 – 68 days (±61 days) Medium: Hydroponics Sponsors: Higher Harvest, Mzjill Journal Entry Update: Days in grow: … Continue reading →
Along with helping patients better understand the array of different strains to choose from in this educational series, Illinois News Joint wants to inform our readers of other aspects of growing medicine at home as well. As such, John Grow … Continue reading →
Editor’s note: Welcome to the launch of our new grow series, Autoflowers. Autoflowers Grow Journal is one of several other grow series Illinois News Joint is launching. The mission of Autoflowers Grow Journal is to educate, inform, and entertain patients … Continue reading →
I left off News Joint Grow Journal 18 with me curing the trimmed buds from my five plants (Dream Queen, Amnesia Lemon, Blood Diamond OG, Prayer Pupil, and Swabi Pakistani 3) and finishing my first ever grow. I give myself … Continue reading →
I left off News Joint Grow Journal 17 with me finishing my time in trim jai. Now, finally, in Grow Journal 18, I cured my plants for the one “money shot” photo I had been waiting months to take. I … Continue reading →
I left off News Joint Grow Journal 16 with my makeshift attempt at properly drying my five plants: Blood Diamond OG, Steve’s Dream Queen, Amnesia Lemon, and Prayer Pupil, and Swabi Pakistani 3. Grow Journal 17 is about the worst … Continue reading →
I left off News Joint Grow Journal 14 with me timing the ripeness of trichomes and chopping four-out-of-five plants (Steve’s Dream Queen, Amnesia Lemon, Blood Diamond OG, and Prayer Pupil). As mentioned in Grow Journal 12, I had lost control … Continue reading →
I left off News Joint Grow Journal 13 with the development of growing buds on my plants throughout the flowering stage. A chop date was quickly approaching. I started my flush during the middle of the seventh week. My next … Continue reading →
After straying a little off course with News Joint Grow Journal 11: Cuts and Clones, I return to my five plants after performing Kyle Kushman’s suppercropping and Chiropractics in Grow Journal 10. For Grow Journal 12: SCROG, I focus on … Continue reading →
I ended Grow Journal 9 with low stress training my five plants by bending and hooking the braches with coated wire that I’d poked through the side of my 5-gallon fabric pots. I rearranged the plants for different exposure from … Continue reading →
