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It definitely can. They arent the same concept. Manifold/Mainline was created to see what happens if all the mains come out at a similar place from the base...idea that you get a lot of big colas no larf. SCROG is an even canopy created by a weaving of branches through a net.

I manifold and then train them so they are like a mobile SCROG. I have 8 similar sized mains, a beautiful center that is about 8" to 12" below the tops and have the benefit of being able to move them around (unlike a SCROG.) Just diff ways to get to a similar place.

Low humidity makes it hard for them to do their thing without absorbing too much nutrients.

It looks done. If you feel another week is needed it will continue to use up its stored nutes from the leaves. You wont hurt it going another week and it will make it just fine. Your description of the trichs to me actually says it is done. Yes you have some clear but also some milky and...

Noise can be much lower is your main benefit. Both designs move air, the PWM is the difference.

Shading cloth when it's too much intensity or heat, supplemental lighting if you need more intensity.

My method - Wet the plugs, gently squeeze, partially bury into a prewet Solo cup of soil, add a seed, plastic wrap for 2 days so you dont lose any moisture, then uncover and wait. Best in 75-80f ime. 3 to 7 days with an occasional one popping up in 2 days. Just finished germinating a...

I have them. They dont work. Believe what you choose. The fact that you both have them doesn't make it better!

When it is underfed it will begin to fade. If you want this effect you would typically stop feeding 2 to 4 weeks before harvest. Flush implies to many intentionally leeching the nutrients by watering to a high % runoff. It will go way smoother if you just stop feeding at a certain point.

I'm convinced now that these threads are all started by @bk78 :)

I like this answer best. The pics don't look like a light issue but a feed issue...and it could be both but I would lean to feed based upon the pics. Some P def and likely hungry overall.

It continues to amaze me that the market really doesnt seem to value quality vs marketing and trendy "new" strains. I know which cultivators have the better quality but I have yet to see a true craft grower that goes the extra mile, charges for it and has a following. I think that is the real...

Well damn bro it became a hunt to find it but I'm buzzed hard so it was sorta fun. That gauge is only good for how wet the soil is. The ph gauge is not going to get you an accurate reading of your ph in water or soil.

I would start with what you are using to measure pH of the water and soil/runoff.

You should move the lights further away if you have the ability. Measuring the lux (or PAR if you have the $) will tell you what level of lighting they are getting. Dr. Meter works well and is inexpensive for lux. But 10" is too close for a new grower. A pro who knows his lights and...

Heck if I could, I would trade you my entire collection of seeds and my current grow for some killer outdoor Thai bud. It's really what made bud great, all these crosses today are meh and they are that way because all the good original cultivars are diluted. Anyway...I have a room your size...

This is not only true it is specifically why I have issues with many concentrates. Concentrated THC is NOT what gives a strain its effects.

Bought some a week ago when you posted, thank you. Been trying it as a topdress and seems to work great mixed with other fertilizer mixes.

I agree with your comments gents that potency isn't the ONLY factor but it is one of the most important...as you say above if its weak it takes a lot of hits.

Looking at your situation and thinking of my own experiences...they were and are hungry. Week 3 and 4 of flower in soil is when they have stretched like crazy and used a ton of their available nutes, especially N. They need a balanced feed and a good boost in some form available by week 3 and...