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I respectfully suggest you start here, and do a bunch of reading... https://www.growweedeasy.com/basics Good Luck, WillieP

Looks like you may have been a bit early to top or fim. Most times you read, they will recommend 4-6 nodes of growth before you chop the top. This is to allow the plant to develop a better root system and be better suited for the stress of topping. Hard to tell how big your plants are by your...

Welcome to RIU! Sorry for the loss of your father. It sounds as if you are choosing to carry on with his gardening though, and that's pretty cool. I would suggest you start out on this site: https://www.growweedeasy.com/ It is set up in a tutorial format and helped me when I was doing research...

All your girls look great LG! (I did receive a notification on your journal post) Cheers, WillieP

I am far from an expert, but in my opinion you should not use anything that has a PH of 9.2 on your plants. If you were to use the tap water, it should most certainly be PH'd first. As far the 401 PPM level, it may be totally harmless, but it might also be something that would not be good for...

These guy are telling you how it is, the straight story. Deep breath, relax. This stuff will not turn into a sleeping pill overnight. If you are unable to wait as long as you are being instructed to, then at least don't take it all down at once. What I mean is, take part of you plant don't when...

It is said that it is really easy to harvest to early, and really hard to harvest to late. That's a beautiful plant and it would be a shame not to let her reach her full potential. A large percentage of your overall bud weight will be added at the very end of the grow. Flushing is considered a...

To flush or not to flush... One of the most heated and frequently discussed topics!! The search function is your friend! There will be dozens (if not hundreds) of threads on the topic. (And you'll still not get a go/no go answer) I personally am in the 'fade' camp. Good luck with your grow, WillieP

What @HydroKid239 said. (There's a big difference between 'a couple of weeks' and 'closer to a month and a half')

Yeah, you got this, lesson learned. Moving on. Those are cool containers.

I wouldn't stress over it! Be thankful it wasn't the main cola, and keep on keepin on.

Agreed, you couldn't even find the lids for a while. Something about the CoVid thing. First toilet paper, then mason jar lids. Makes perfect sense! Good luck with your curing, WillieP

That sound like a miracle product!! Must have taken you so much time and energy to develop, let alone start up costs. $20.00 sound to cheap...$37.49 seem to be more inline with current marketing trends. To the OP, I use the southern AG product, I was fortunate enough to learn of it before I...

Did the branch that you removed have buds on it? If so, the plant may focus more energy to the main cola. Really hard to say, especially this late in the game.

Do you happen to have a hydrometer in the jars with your buds? When I was first researching curing, seems like I can remember that they recommended using quart jars (not gallon), really not sure of the reasoning behind that. You may consider Googling that. It was buggin me, I found it here...

I'm with @polishpollack, light bleaching. Assuming that some strains may be more susceptible than others. Mainlining would be considered a pretty stressful form of training. You may think about letting them recover a bit before continuing that process. (but depending where you are in that...

I do not, Sorry no help here. WillieP

So from what I'm getting you broke off a branch. This could happen at any stage of growth to a plant in nature, the plant will do what it needs to to continue with it's purpose. Current pic would be needed to help in any other way. Sound like a deep breath might be in order. Good Luck with your...

Your plants look good. Relax, let them grow, keep them happy. Good luck, WillieP

Agreed. Yes Ma’am.