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Cool little mutation you have! My clone did the same thing. She self topped after I topped her. She now only has 3 bladed leaves. Strange what plants do!

Don’t flush, but don’t let salts build up either. Let 10% runoff come out per watering and remove the runoff so it isn’t absorbed into your pot again. Other than that. Continue feeding through to harvest

If they’re getting too big, prune them back. They’ll grow back anyways. Malibu compost will work. Once the plant is indoors, don’t move it outdoors. If you move it outdoors that just brings pests and other problems. If you’re talking about for flower, just switch your lights 12/12

Nitrogen is soluble in water. Just your compost worm castings and 4-4-4 will provide many times the amount of nitrogen you need

The buds closest to the light will be more dense naturally. They buds do increase in size and weight over the course of the last few weeks. It’s very important not to flush unless you’re using salt based nutrients

Depends on how many gallons you’re in. I do 1/2 of the pot size of straight FFOF. Then add equal amounts of EWC and compost. Add the remaining amount of perlite. 4 quarts = 1g. So for 3 gallons, you would use 1.5g or 6 quarts of FFOF, 2 quarts of EWC, 2 quarts of compost and probably around 3-4...

No you don’t need the herb one for weed. Only 4-4-4 and 3-9-4. Also, only add 1 tablespoon of the fish and kelp fert to one gallon of water. Try to get the fish and kelp in one bottle, not separate bottles. The rest of the ratios are correct though

It’s cool for tomatoes. Ya know, since you wash them off before you eat them. But you don’t do the same with weed. If you have pests, put more fans in. Especially if you have powder mildew

Yeah, it’s not healthy to smoke at all. Even though you’re in veg, that stuff can still get on top the buds being toxic to inhale. I hate seeing people using shit like that on the stuff they smoke or sell to people.

I would go ahead and stop using pesticides lol. Fungus gnats are easy to get rid of with sticky traps and letting your soil dry out completely between waterings. Leaves closest to the fans will burn from the fans blowing on them and damage the leaves.

Did a bunch of topping last night, here are lights off. She looks good still, just leveled out the canopy. Will be cutting clones here soon, just trying to get tons of tops!

Only person who is trying to help right here ^

First off, don’t listen to these people without diagnosing the problem. They’re going to end up telling you something that will ultimately kill your plant. Lemme ask this before I give advice, what soil are you using? How often are you watering and what kind of water are you using? What is your...

Don’t worry about soil ph any longer. I have never checked my runoff ph and I’ve never worried to. My plant never showed any sign of root zone issues. In fact, my root zone was so tight and compact in a 15g pot it was insane. I couldn’t break it all apart the roots were so dense lol. Just get...

Hey buddy, id like to join in on the conversation here. I’m a very new organic grower and it sounds like that’s what you’re interested in. Well, I aced my first time with organics and am never turning back. To answer a few of your questions, I would need to know a couple things. 1.) are you in...

You’re doing it wrong if you’re only using soil and amendments.

Man. I thought “ima follow the mr canuk from YouTube. Dry amendments and a peat moss”. I fucked up. Idk what he does that makes it work, but I definitely couldn’t. First try making my own soil lol. Went terrible. I’m sure now I could do it no problem, some peat, perlite, compost, ewc and...

Well yeah. Organics is based on the amount of organic matter in the soil. The more, the better. You can get away with soil, compost and worm castings from seed to harvest. But if you start removing compost and worm castings and just use soil, you’ll run into issues with only soil and dry...

I wouldn’t say the main ingredient. But as far as organic matter goes, definitely your biggest source of microbes and organic matter.

Your plants don’t eat the nutrients as they are. The bacteria in your soil breaks it down to mineral for. Google cationic exchange to better understand how your plant uses the food.