Finally showing pistils ~
I suggest running clones when you pop this. She throws off fatty colas. My next outdoor run will have these for sure after running it. From what I understand any of delicious' critical crosses are heavy on the yield side. Also 4/5 weeks in my CSSH looked like someone took a sugar shaker and went nuts on the buds. Easy peasy to grow. The other plants with it had an issue or 2. Hazzie Wayzie didn't have any probs whatsoever besides lightened up a bit when she wanted some N. She liked being topped and tied. Branches were fat and sturdy. And everything grew nice and uniform. She wasn't treated special at all. Went from 750ml pot. To 1.5 gallon smartpot. To 5 gallon. Grown in Sunshine Mix #4. Added lime to that. Used MG all purpose nutes at half strength through veg. Then just hit it with some cheap 10/10/10 Vigoro liquid plant food through flower once a week. The point is shes a performer. Extremely healrhy and vigorous. If you plan on actually vegging her you'll be more than pleased with the outcome. Also she mainlines like a dream. You can pull 8 and 16 colas no prob. I wouldn't go higher than than indoors unless youre doing only a few plants. Outside she can handle 32 no Probs. Better have a tomato cage for each plant though. That was the only downside. Had to buy tomato cages. The stems were think and sturdy as all hell and probably COULD have held up the bulk. But I wasn't gonna risk it if there was a crazy storm.
Thanks for the info MG
Yeah, I plan on vegging my CSSH for at least a month before flipping her. I'm basically doing a 2-plant run this upcoming grow, under my 400-watter, the other being a 5-wk old Hindu Kush girl I've topped several times already. Both are in my small veh box, under a CFL lamp, atm. The CSSH should sprout any day now. So, this grow may be a bit challenging in terms of having a pure Indica with a nearly pure Sativa in the same grow. This is a first for me, so I'm a bit worried the CSSH will want to "grow through the roof", while the Kush will be staying short and bushy. I plan on topping the CSSH and super cropping her or otherwise training her to stay even with the Indica canopy. It may be a pain in the ass, but I'm hoping to get a nice result from both (very different) plants. That way, we can have daytime as well as night-time meds in one crop. Hoping to grow both fairly large and then flower them. We're sick of running out of meds between harvests, so hopefully "overlaping" them will solve that problem 
I have found it to be that a mature plant, at the end of bloom, will have used all the nutes from the leaves surrounding bud sites, causing them to yellow, and fall. I actually use this as a measurement of completion, along with trichome/ pistil color. Depending on how far till finish, N is still needed, but a lot of bloom foods leave it behind. I supplement bloom foods with a little N, which is available in Calmag + (added N). You should use it anyway, especially at 4 weeks when most available calcium/magnesium will be depleted.
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Our tap water has a neutral ph - This problem always happens when I switch to a bloom fertilizer (containing little o no N) so I am fairly certain it could just be N -deficiency. Next crop, I will stick with high N until about week 5, when I will feed bloom booster (Earth Juice). I am hoping this will solve the yellowing.
Thanks man, however I have to use what is available at hand. I have fish emulsion (5-1-1) and I recently bought Earth Juice Bloom (contains no N). I also have epsom salts for the added Magnesium. I can't get my hands on anything else atm, however I am seeking advice on how to safely use what I do have. My thoughts: the fish Emulsion ALWAYS keeps my plants healthy & green in Veg. It's only when I switch over to a bloom booster that my leaves start yellowing. I plan to feed high N for the 1-st 4 wks of bloom and change over to bloom feed when we're 5wks. in. By then, it should work out all right. At least that's my view.
