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Plants are 90% water.

4000. Yep I missed a zero. If you get a lb. per plant dried you're doing an amazing job. Half pound and you're still doing great. Post some pics when you get a chance.

4 lbs per plant?! With a 400W LED? That's gotta be a typo...

If you are only going to veg 4 weeks you can get away with just your soil and then follow with bloom nutes for flowering. Everyone has their own preference but I use Floranova Bloom. One part. No mixing no matching. Never a problem. Good for new and experienced growers. It also has enough N that...

What are you feeding them? Beautiful phenos by the way. 14 weeks from sprout? When did you flip?

If it’s still putting out buds and pistils it’s not done flowering, regardless of trichomes. Can’t give you any more without pictures.

I did read your post. You asked for advice. My advice is scale back. Grow only what you absolutely love. Wishing you all the luck in the world and hoping to see some pics of how it goes.

Plants look great. Mother looks great. Nice pheno.

You are mistaken Lenin. I would say wrong but don't want to start a flame war. Lights on your equipment do not have any impact on your grow. Zero. Zilch. Nada. You need to look into other causes and fix those, if any. Could just be your strain.

Here's what I ran into besides all my best intentions: Started out wanting to do 16 one square foot plots in a 4x4. Soon found it to be impossible. So I downsized to 9 pots. That soon became overgrown. Veggies just LOVE it in the tent (most of them anyway). They are going to shoot up even better...

Finally some fruit on the eggplant. A tomato starting to ripen. They look like they’ll be pretty. The cannabis is doing great. Two plants from the same mom and father and they couldn’t look more different. Starting to get some purple fade on the bigger plant

In the culinary world the hydro guys would be the bakers, and the soil guys the chefs. I’m a chef.

Never have to mess with PH, PPM or EC in soil. That’s the testing part. Which means you are always monitoring those things, and adjusting if necessary. I’m not sure growing in bagged soil is true soil growing either. It’s practically hydro once the charge is spent. A true composted and amended...

Gotta disagree with you guys. Coco (hydro) requires constant monitoring. Constant testing. Constant care. A good soil is set it and forget it. Totally easier to grow in soil, which is why don’t use coco. Also, as technology improves, why shouldn’t coco outperform soil in yield? New tech...

Love a Michelada on Sunday mornings.

You cut the mix by 30% which cut the nutrients. You have to make up for that. Could be many things including PH since you’re basically in hydro at this point.

Not familiar with that soil but it didn’t get many good comments on your link. The plants don’t seem to like it with the perlite. Maybe not enough nutrition since you removed 30% of the soil from your first successful grow by adding the perlite. Are you feeding it?

Take a pic.

What’s the tops of your plants look like?

Coco should always perform better. Soil is easier. And more fun. Hydro has a different personality.