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Yeah, it looks like it's got some more stretch to go yet. Do it slowly in stages tho..if you try to bend those branches to fast or agressivley they will snap.

Still a bit of a mess.. I realy should have topped these plants, I'm going to top them as a matter of course in future combined with a bit fof LST... Letting them grow 'au-natural' was a huge mistake even though they are allegedly 90% indica they just get too big for my tent. Going to do some...

Looking really good!

If you are growing a lot then wet air in the loft might be an issue, but I dunno how your loft is designed... mine has gaps around the eves for natural ventilation, as they shoulnt be 'sealed' as such. In terms of extractor fans, i realy rate EC style fans, they are super small, efficient and...

really depends what sort of space you have to work with, and making best use of that space, I'm currently in a tent and set up pretty much like this.. I know I have negative pressure in the tent, as the extractor fan sucks the sides of the tent in slightly when it's zipped up...

Just looks like a bit of 'fox-tailing' to me, I wouldn't worry about it... if the other strains are not doing it... it's probably just those genetics/phenos, rather than an environmental issue. I had a bit on a previous grow...

Yeah, I'd probably trim off anything thats not a 'sugar' leaf, much easier to do when fresh than further along in the drying/curing process, when you are also having a battle with your scissors gunking up with resin and becoming difficult to use without regular stops to clean them, lol!

Theres this one from DP: Afghani X Mexican Acapulco Gold X Colombian Gold https://dutch-passion.com/en/cannabis-seeds/skunk-1

What he said above, also air contains oxygen and CO2...only small amounts of CO2, so a constant supply of fresh air will stop CO2 levels dropping.

Just to clarify, I was runing my extractor all the time with lights on, but in periods of lights off, I had each little switch on the fan timer alternating for that 12hr period... so when it was 'night time' for the plant, the extractor would run for 15mins, and then cut off for 15mins, and then...

I've done it a long time ago, using a segmented timer like you would for the lighting rig.....each switch on the dial represents 15mins so you can alternate each little swich 50/50 or whatever to correspond to light/dark periods. I just run an extractor 24/7 now though, as it helps my humidity...

killing it is the last thing I want to do :leaf:

But to be fair, it's all looking really healthy, so let's rock and roll!

New in-line filter should arive In a day ot two, that will give me about a foot more head room... 90% indica my arse...

Thanks for the replies ... the filter I'm currently using is on its 2nd grow so I'm just gonna ditch it... and ive ordered a 6" one of these: https://www.eastcoasthydroponics.co.uk/ventilation/carbon-filters/can-filters/can-filter-inline-carbon-filters/ I kind of have to use a carbon filter...

I'm in trouble... I've totally run out of vertical space unless I ditch the carbon filter for an external inline one... Plant description says the get to 120cm tall... They are currently about 115cm and still going Anyone got any opinions on this kinda thing...

It's more that they are 'baby leafs', they exist as a 'stop gap' until the plant has grown a few proper leafs, but yes just leave them alone.

Yeah, just leave them alone, they will drop off/shrivell off in due course.

They look pretty healthy and established... I'm sure they will bounce back pretty quick (: Randomly, I have that exact same honeywell fan lol, Im not using it in my grow currently, is more a back-up that I use elsewhere in the house.