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They are not realy side branches. I topped the first top node at the beginning, let two new ones grow a bit instead and topped each new one again, then I repeated it for each new top node 1-2 more times. So I have from 8 to 16 tops on each plant.

Yes, there are a few sensors in this device, soil moisture, soil fertility, temperature and sunlight. It is not really well documented what condition of soil should be to get proper numbers. I just assumed it should read soil EC when soil has at least 15% of moisture but it seems it should be...

:-) You need the internal part of a window A/C to sit inside your growing space and the other side should be outside. They just work this way pushing cold air inside and exhaust hot air outside.

I have just watered them without nutes and soil fertility is back to normal levels. I guess I have answered my own question. Never measure it if soil is very dry.

I have found this on another forum about fabric pots " I've also see where some have said to feed every other watering" The same was mentioned on this forum a few years ago in a topic about fabric pots. That's ok with me, they won't die with standing one day with less fertile soil. Is it...

Would it be just easier for sea of green to do 6-8 plants and top them 3-4 times before SCROG. That's what I have done to my 6 plants. I cannot even count how many top buds I have but there should be at least 60 of them. Almost all of them leveled with scrogging.

I believe I have asked about it before but it has not been answered. This is my first grow in fabric pots and also the first grow with monitoring soil moisture and fertility using Xiaomi Flower care sensors. I have a sensor for each plant but two. I kind of read about them before and I know...

I have done it. Most of the top parts are 30cm or over. Now gradually switching to flowering decreasing light by one hour a day. No happy though with the heat coming from two 600W lights. PAR 1200W is much much cooler than these two.

When people say gram per watt do they mean dried weight or wet? I do not believe Viparspectra can do anything close to 1 gram per watt of dried buds. It is more like 0.15-0.2g per watt of dried weed. If people mean wet buds then I would say it is a bit more than 1 gram per watt. My last grow...

I cannot do or to be honest I do not want to do anything with a temperature in my cabinet. It is around +25C with lights are on right now. My first grow was in even worse conditions as it was in summer. We can have +30C, +35C and even more for a long time. It was close to that in a shed all...

it is all going very good with dimmed lights. They have grown close to 10" already. Not all though. Two out of 7 just getting much bushier which are probably because of a short strain. I dimmed the 1200W even more right now and shut down two 600W lights.

Do you mean topping? So when should I top them then? I topped them based on their age, not size. It seems logical to me to do it that way as there is no way one can predict how tall they would be within next two weeks after topping.

I have tried to get what you mean by reading this https://gpnmag.com/article/r-fr-ratio/ but it is all confusing. Can you collaborate more on this topic. My all lights come with VEG and Bloom switches and the 1200W one also dimmable. Before I used to have both switches ON and 1200W one had...

They indeed were short(about 3-4") when I first started topping them but they were about 5-6 weeks old. it was just very bad start for them and they were very small(2" or less) for a long time(about 2-3 weeks) struggling in peat pellets. I just did not think they would not grow to something...

I know it is an old one but for a reason not making similar threads I am going to use this one. I have almost the same size plants but they are about 2 months old. However they are still no taller than 6-8" and very bushy. Some of them has stem about 1/2" wide. I topped them many times so each...

Nope for both even though if you mean a narcoman(is it even a word?) I guess I can qualify for that smoking everyday for at least 5 years in a row :-)

Unless you after pins for my credit cards go head :-)

Here are the photos of the pots in my tent and one outside

Another aussie grower here saying hello to everybody. I am on my second grow indoor now.

Not sure how pictures will help to answer my question. It is not really about my plants it is about nutrients washing out with every watering in fabric pots. I am kind of aware they need more frequent watering I just have not had any idea that I need to feed them everyday. I will take...