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Have you considered shutting the timer off and letting it run continuously??? I diy'ed my spray cloning bucket and 10 days is about when I just started getting roots but my cloner runs 24/7...g/l

Have you considered a threaded drain plug at the bottom...something you can screw a cap on???

I can't argue that but it won't come close to the effects of auxin distribution when LST'd during early veg state...or else everyone wouldn't LST until partly into flower.

No you have a tsp of 12-55-6

If it's after the harvest you're talking about, I put them on their sides and roll them around and it loosens the dirt and roots from the side of the pot and then you can pull the entire root ball out...g/l

I wanted to add to my earlier comment on this to let you know that "lst stress training" is used while the plant is in veg...the "bending" causes the plant to use auxins and create what normally are side branches into tops...while in flower you are past the time that auxins would do this so...

Yes, just make the bend higher on the plant to eliminate the chance of breakage...g/l

Why even bother responding after seeing he/she/it's responses to the replies !!! Doofus

Before "lights on" is the primo time...g/l

Apparently rolling your forehead over the keyboard with the hope of something poignant appearing has failed you yet again...pfffft !!!

What nitrogen nutrients did use use during veg??? It's a good practice to continue with nitrogen supplements until week 4-5 of flower just much less than veg amounts...they look good otherwise...g/l

What color are the buds that are coming off...are they a different color than buds with green leaves???

Sounds like a leaf that wasn't ready to be removed...or your fingers arn't nimble...hint: scissors !!!...g/l

It's feeding day so my plants did !!!

I tried it once in a bubble cloner and saw no difference in promoting root growth...what are your ideas of application???

What you did is called air layering...normally you scrape the stem area that you're going to wrap, apply a rooting hormone of choice and then wrap it...I usually scrape, apply rooting hormone then pack some slightly wet organic matter around the area and finally a plastic baggy cut open and...

What are the temps after lights out???

Consider what you're feeding them has little to zero nitrogen the biproduct is going to be yellowing...I usually don't stop adding some nitrogen in my feeding schedule until week 5-6...just smaller amounts than in veg...g/l

Might as well keep them and see what happens...also you should learn the technique of "halving" the leaves to help force root development...you have a lot of unnecessary leaf matter...g/l

I've heard of people doing that right before harvest but not "during" the flowering cycle...is this what you meant???...g/l