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No bloom nutrients as of yet, as it is still producing vegetative growth. The nitrogen has been boosted quite a bit. Can I go higher without burning? I have noticed at times an increase of nitrogen will cause the tips of the growth to show excessive nutrient, burn. I am lost.

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I use BioVega 3-1-5 with Nature's Nectar 5-0-0 added to boost it to roughly 8-1-5. I start by adding Aptus FaSilitator at 3ml/5gal, aerate for minimum 3hrs, add base NPK, aerate/stir 3 minutes, add complimentary nitrogen, add Aptus Startboost, aerate/stir 3 minutes, add 30ml/5gal Cannazyme...

She is growing upward at about a rate of 1.5 inches a day, with green, healthy, unmutilated top and side growth. The core of the plant is showing what appears to be a rapid chlorophyll and water loss (chlorotic and then necrotic). The trunk, branches and all visible branches are of good health...

Pinching doesn't seem to be good enough, or maybe I really don't know what I am doing. If I were to start topping these uppers, how far down would you go? “Every kid starts out as a natural-born scientist, and then we beat it out of them. A few trickle through the system with their wonder and...

Ok. Is it ok to do it at night? I haven't topped since 8th node. @Garden Boss I usually pinch to slow growth.

@Garden Boss should I do anything to the tops of mine?

My friend recommended that I top the bubblegums due to the overly dense main cola it is creating. Is this too late to do for a natural, outdoor harvest?

I also live on the 32lat. The structure I am building around the big three, will have a drooping trellis net that falls from 4' attached to the frame. There will also be a second trellis that is above the girls, with adequate slack to allow upward growth. The top is to be covered by backboned...

These photographs are color balanced for daylight, but gives them an eerie green colour.

I have increased my water to 55 gallons over 2 days, running at 2/3 strength of NPK. She still seems to be chugging along with greatly abundant growth, but the older leaves are passing on. Could it be the "natural" process of cannibalization of minerals due to the abundance of other nutrients or...

Gorgeous.

I don't think that is really flowering. I can't take a picture right now, but I think that is only compact growth. The lower calyx aren't even showing pistils. shouldnt that happen before it stacks?

stacking in other words? like in his photo?

is this flowering?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anthocoridae was this the thing on your leaf?

In my opinion, She shouldn't be going into flowering, unless you are forcing her. If she is on an outdoor cycle, you can up pot now.

That is probably the best advertisement for Marijuana cultivation accessories. Maybe it's just me?