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I’m thinking this super LST bend was the right call on these autos. Any opinions ?

The plants are probably reacting more to the fertilizer than the storm.

Probb two of the same, but different pot colors. White will drawn the photons for growth in. Your orange pot is not going to receive as many. That’s minimal. But I just want to point out if we were in a science lab your orange would of course always score like due to apportion

Your approach wrong. You think you need to manipulate marijuana. This is a sturdy plant growable by anyone. Do not mix those chemicals into your roots. are you inane sir ? Actually stop dosing any supplements entirely and prepare for harvest. Peroxide?? Really. Jeez

Lol pics up now har har har

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Hey so I’m just learning how to grow weeds. Can I get some suggesting on how to approach harvest. I’ve grown 16 dozen species of flowers and have never grown an edible plant (or smokable). How am I doing

Kinda shocked. I have signs of over watering. This is an in ground plant since March 15. So I mean half a year of roots will draw. They get 5gallons a day. This is a 100 cubic feet of probably less The plants were planted late late. So you can see the comparison

Upon observation the plants needed rotation

Weed heals quickly. Just do it. Bend that bitch an get the new colas.

Bend bend bend

Do yourself a favor a do a massive LST bend and expose your entire branch to surface. If you need to let the main branch break and make 90° angle.

Mind the posters I have 400g I’d reverse and deionized water (real 0 TDS) My cannabis gets tap. I’m not going to feed my plants more than they need. I’m not trying to grow a kelio

Continue as normal you fuck

Hello, Since you’re using RO water do make sure you’re accounting for calcium and magnesium as well. These are going to be very important MAJOR elements in your grow. With the use of reverse osmosis you’ll play god, so you’ll have a desired taste. I’d “PERSONALLY” only deploy organic means...

Sounds good to isolate order “marginally” Are you going to cure in the tent too?

Phosphorus is park of NPK and should be dosed in an exact ratio. Phosphate lockout is achieved essentially when you’re giving too much N, or nitrogen. The potassium kind of just rolls with the flow. You’re likely dosing too much N which has caused an influx in your ratio.

Just ignore the gentleman's attempt. Your plant will not suffer.