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Good idea! Theres no easy way to really tell untill there done

Any pics? Kinda sounds like they need more humidity, Have you been spraying them?

I'd say 2-3 more weeks imo

How fast did they dry out? ive noticed if they dry out too quikly they lose alot of there smell.

Just to be clear, I said I trim all of the leaves off of the bottom half, and all of the small branches that dont make it to the canopy off of the bottom 3/4 BTW Everything looks great man! I'm subbed up for this one!

It will prolly work but you should know that they are time released, it says that it feeds for up to 8 weeks. IMHO i would try something different

I always trim off every leaf from the bottom half of the plant, and cut any branches off the bottom 3/4 of the plant that arent making it to the canopy. But there are alot of different opinions on this subject.

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Thanks man, its alot easier for me then it was with rockwool

I've never owned one personally but almost everytime I've bought the cheapest of anything, I end up regreting it. I'd say if your not on a budget then spring for a higher quality product. Thats just my experiance

72-75f is about perfect

Lookin good man, have you harvested this before or is this your first batch?

Thanks man +rep to you too

Thanks man, I appreciate it!

Well I'm in the middle of transplanting some of them right now, I'm just putting them into red cups for now. So far I would guess there will be no more stress then normal.

No the cross hatch didnt work out right, I measure across the 2 corners on each side to get my center line, then I used my paper circles to figure out were one of the center ones go, then I measued from the center line to it and that was my measurment for all of the center ones. Sorry its kinda...

LOL that explains some thing. I usually start seeing deficiencies around 2-2 1/2 weeks if i dont feed them, So i would guess there is still a little in there. I would just go ahead and feed her 1/4 strength

I also used to water with 6.7-6.8ph but I started to run into nute problems so i switched to 6.0-6.2ph. I'm not saying you should switch, If its working well for you keep it up but if you start to see problems I would try a lil lower ph.

Oh sorry I thought that this meant that your soil had time released nutes in it

I agree! I also do that.