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I think the 3 strike rule only applies to violent felonies

And i can't be exact on the yield because there are alot of factors that come into play like the way it's grown, food, light and all that other happy horse shit.. but you should get a pretty good amount off of her

sorry but your not getting 2-4 lbs off that but you should get a pound tho, ww that's awsome.. I have just started that strain myself but they are from greenhouse. Good luck bro and happy growing

If your new to growing I would either use coco or soil, alot easier and more forgiving. as for strain what exactly are you looking for in finished product? type of smell, taste, high, length of high, yield and so on... I have grown a few strains over the years and might have some input for you...

Yes I would transplant to a bigger pot with more soil, and a good rule of thumb is to start your feeding light and work it up from there. And I would recommend feeding either every other watering or every 3rd watering and when feeding make sure your getting 20% of your water running outta the...

naw ph run off is completely inaccurate

I kinda agree with you, if you look at the side branches then you can see that they look a bit stretched which usually means lack of light or light is just too far away.

Don't trim your roots, there is no need to do that. Transplant your lady into a bigger pot with more soil.. She'll love ya for it

Have to disagree, plants have been in soil for almost 3 weeks and i have to start feeding after 2 weeks when using OF..

is that what your ph'ing your water to?

me too.. hehe just keep your mouth shut and watch who you tell then you'll be alright.. only tell people you completely trust with your life and freedom

and the other one is lack of nitrogen

I don't think that, that is mite damage but it does look like something was munching on that plant

I'd say just up your food, from that ratio it seems really light. One feeding with a stronger food isn't gonna be enough, gonna take a few

sorry im very high right so im probably rambling

another common mistake is underfeeding. People are soooo scared of burning their plants that they always end up underfeeding them and running into defs

Just think about this logically, when your plants are budding they are producing buds right? and around those buds are tons of tiny little leaves, so if you cut the N down at the beginning of flowering then how is the plant gonna fuel the making of these leaves? they are gonna suck the nitrogen...

and how many times did you foliar feed with nitrogen, just one feeding isn't gonna do much... 80% of time when there is yellowing at this stage it's a lack of nitrogen... People just don't wanna listen that the plant STILL gobbles tons of N during flowering ESPECIALLY now ( i blame food...

take a pic with the light off.. probably N def

what strain is it?