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Update...im going to flush for the next four weeks starting in the next watering... The buds that where topped by a random act of nature has produced buds all of the same size on a stout ugly girl but buds are triched up,look like it's flocked.... The second girl who got hurt early in flower is...

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Another update Just some bud shots....I'm going to let them go 12 weeks just for absolute ripeness... One plant early on was topped by an act of nature...and that plant has crazy inner node production... May 8th 88 days from breaking soil (Third week of flower..going 12)

Quick update...trying to keep canopy even

Got some pistil action going on one of the girls the other is a little bit slower BUT HAS WAY MORE TOPS potential April 12 2020

This is the first week of flower (flipped around April 1st) did some defoil before the flip Apr 7 (57 days from breaking soil)

In reality all you need is 3500k that has enough red and far red already

Things are not going to open by then

Girls looking awesome ....had some trials and tribulations but I'm more than pleased at this point may let vwleg for another 2 or 3 weeks. (Need more weightier harvest since this Corona scare...don't want them to tamper with the meds) Mar 22 41 days from breaking soil

https://www.rollitup.org/t/platinum-og-led-ocean-forest.1006963/#post-15368324

Vitamin C prevents and fights viral respitory infection

Some strains just don't smell much during flower and more when you cur I had grew some purple one time and it was beautiful it just had no smell during flower.....only after dry and cure But a good option for a stealth grow

I would recommend hibiclens as a nice antimicrobial and to wear masks because it is air born

Tragedy

Some updated shot looking good And they are taking off.... I'm going to apply a myco foilar application for about two weeks ...then I may flip Mar 13 (32 days from breaking soil)

What type of soil (I imagine it to be hot/heavy nutes) Because it's small. Use a small amount of water so as to not deploy so much nutes so early.. a teaspoon of less is howni cope with using a hot soil with seedlings

Hhhmmmm make sense You don't wanna be just transplanting autos all Willy Neely I may use that tactic myself

I understand your sentiment but it looks like you have a few things going on besides nite burn but I say it may just be the soil itself Maybe you can try some with one plant and compare Doesn't hurt to test Hope everything pans out for you

Tbh Get you some ocean forest... It's a lil hot.... So you have to really water in increments and graduate slowly to larger feedings but this won't be an issue Imho

I believe it's a mixture of nute burn but also a sign of maturity soon to come and general coloration ... I see the other plant....which I imagine shares the same environment ...not with that much drastic discoloration but it's also not as mature as the plant with the discoloration