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Dont make it complicated When topdressing you add those items + a form of organic fertilizer, here something like Dr. Earth, Epsoma, Down to Earth, or Gaia. That provides the extra nutrition needed when the soil depletes. You can definitely try to go without, but it's not a contest or...

I think faster and cheaper is their game...which sucks.

DFG your plants always look so good it sets a bar in growing skills. How many weeks did you run the Dude You're Drooling strain? I'm in week 9 and they still are throwing a million pistils! BTW if I may say -- it should be called: "Orange Celestial Dragon"

Google: Cannabis Flowering Week by week Stages...learn the stages...

You are running a solid proven gaia green organic grow. You need really no time to cook if you didnt add a lot more compost. My 2c is you could add many other or a few other amendments to tailor your mix more and provide more nutrients from the compost/amendment section. As good as gaia is...

Google Cannabis Flowering Stages and read 2 or 3 different sites info...about 45min work. It will help you a lot in understanding where you are at. The trichs there now are not important. Stages of growth to maturity/finish then trichomes will matter.

When NYCD first hit the scene and the stories of it's insane cost and bike deliveries from 800 numbers in NYC...eventually it made it's way across the country and I can say like a lot of things I dont see it anymore. At it's best, NYCD was devastating in power and was far stronger than the...

I have manifolded in almost every run. I like to build a big rootball and typically run 80 days or so in veg. 11ish weeks. Topping it depends on age of plant and size of existing rootball and then is very strain related. In young plants it is 3 to 7 days, as they get older they can recover...

The main issue after removing moisture down to the desired level is CO2. I bought an ink bird meter on special to test and see when the CO2 wasn't enough. I found even at 3 out of 10 with 400cfm max (120cfm max without factoring loss) that my CO2 level was still at regular ambient levels...

You need to boost the Veg feed going into flower. When it stretches it uses huge amounts of nutes esp N in those first 3 weeks.

They are basically a repurposed food saver. The general concept on CURING is to replace the O2 each day or so while it continues to cure. Removing O2 would be helpful when its fully cured but not by much.

The Apera PH60 and the corresponding soil probe are the bomb for ph ime.

I had the same experience I got 2 free sticky glue and both popped and neither grew. I did grow out one of their strains and it was nice but not exceptional imo.

Keeping humidity in line is critical at this stage, the fan and filter only are used if needed to lower humidity or temps or both.

I recommend boost packs. With humidity as low as yours is it is nice to burp a minute or 2 or 5 and have the moisture level stay steady. I reco boost packs and burp jars leaving the buds and packs in the jar while you burp. All you need is air exchange, being open longer is if you are still...

Flower girl from dr earth is an organic 3-9-4 dry fert.

Remember you harvest buds, not leaves. It wont bounce back but it will do fine and not get worse. You and the other gent went short on N too early. Its gonna be fine

You should feed it, the yellowing is a lack of nutes. The plant pulls nutes from the fans to feed the flowering areas if it is deficient.

Looks like some frosty trichs to me. You have some burnt tips from overfeeding earlier and the yellow leaves just below the buds are from too little N at the end. You will get a better feel for it all as more runs go by. Looks fine, continue until you harvest.

I use tomato cages and tie them to the cage. No nets used. I will take some pics later and post.