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Towards the end of my first grow. Think I did good def put too many plants in a 4x4 space so next time I’m going to put them in a bigger tent. But other than that they loved the space and the Nectar of the gods nutrients I gave them. Any suggestions and comments welcome

Ok thanks

So I am going into mid flower and I am thinking of pruning some of the fan leave off of the girls so the lower buds can get some more light. Also I am limited on space so I need them to be able to soak up as much light as possible. Will my plant get stressed if I take some off and not make it so...

I didn’t let the coco dry out. Just wasn’t sure if I was supposed to be watering frequently. Also I think I’ve come to the conclusion I gave too much in nutes and not enough water mixture. Amateur f up. I flushed them today and will give proper nutes next feed

No everything got planted in the same

I believe it was preached as I did not wash before transplant

so should I just let the roots dry up and adjust PH on the next feed? This is just one of the plants all of the others look good as of now. Like I said I did just transplant 4 days ago I was thinking it was some stress but also maybe a feeding problem

Coco coir and perlite I do not know my soil PH right now but the nutes I added everything was at 6.3 when I fed

no HPS 600 watt light

I fed 5 ml each of nectar of gods medusa magic Gaia mania herculean harvest and zeus juice. I didn't want to over feed so I didn't give full amount of everything. Also the room temp is @ 78 with humidity around 40 percent

Just transplanted 4 days ago and gave nutes. Can anyone tell me if this is stress from transplant or maybe I overfed them? The new growth still looks pretty healthy and green. I am new and just observing the plant so I figured I’d ask.

I figured it'd be useful

ok thanks that was very helpful from the looks of it I just need to relax and let them get adjusted to their new pots. They are looking green and standing tall as of now. lets keep our fingers crossed

ok thank you. I am new to this so trying to understand how the feeds should go. Do you think I should buy a meter that shows the moisture in soil to know when to feed? Also, I was under the impression to never use regular water to water plants.

It is in soil

So I am a new grower. I have just transplanted my clones yesterday and gave nutes about 24 hours ago. I transplanted them into 3 gal planters I am wondering if I should feed again. They soil is not bone dry but has some moisture. I will be posting pics and videos as the grow progresses