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That was my thinking. But on another forum it was a 50/50 split on whether or not it was a herm and would ruin my other three plants in the tent. So now I'm paranoid and considering pulling her down. The other three plants look damn near perfect, I'd be pissed if I end up with a bunch of seeds.

That's good news. I don't really care about the smaller buds on that pheno, I can always wash and press that one. The other plants in the tent look damn near perfect and I would be PISSED if this one hermed on me and ruined the rest.

I've got one plant in my tent that is looking weird. Is this a herm? Or is it a bad pheno. It is feminized gelato Cookies, week 4, grown from seed. I have never had a plant herm on me before so I'm not 100% sure what to look for. I don't see any balls at the nodes. The other three plants in the...

Thanks, I will keep that in mind. Would you be worried that this one is a herm? That's my main concern at the moment. I've never had one herm on me before and I'm not 100% sure what to look for. I don't see any balls at the nodes.

What do you look for when you are pheno hunting? How far do you have to grow them out before you know if it's a keeper or not? I normally grow from clones, I'm fairly new to seeds.

No, the intake is at the bottom of my tent, about 2' below my Rockwool cubes. The plant with the bigger nugs is closer to the intake fan. I'll be curious to see how they turn out, but I'm planning on using that plant to wash and press. Trimming all the tiny buds might not be worth the effort lol

I don't think it is that, the tent holds steady at 78 day and 68 night. I scrog and some of the branches from the small plant are woven into the plants with the bigger buds. I'm thinking it's just a bad pheno.

I've got 2 gelato cookie plants going, both were grown from seed. Both are in week 4. Grown in Rockwool with drippers. They get the same feed/light. Why does one plant have way smaller buds? Is it just a bad pheno? Never had this happen before

Although I am in a legal state, if you choose to grow in an illegal state, putting a watering pump on a timer isn't the thing that will make you get caught. Plus, you don't have to remember to water that way, which is a stoners best friend lol

Did you have space issues when you did that? I feel like you would have to flip early if one is growing twice as fast as the others.

I am growing using 6" rockwool Hugo's and the floraflex bubbler system. I am noticing that one of my plants (all clones from the same mother) is drinking more than the rest and drying out quicker. I am currently giving one 200ml shot per day @650ppm since they are young. What is the best way to...

Interesting. I was always told that runoff every watering was too much and that it would least to root rot. But this is my first grow with the Hugo's so I am definitely open to suggestions for my next run. I do think my feed schedule was the problem, I just don't know how to fix it without...

Thanks, it's only going to be about $50 to switch over to a bubbler system. I honestly thought that was a pretty fair price. I just want to make sure the bubbler is an improvement over the drippers.

I just did my first run with floraflex Drippers in 6" rockwool cubes and had a few issues. 1. The drippers weren't flushing the salts out of the cubes so I had some salt buildup by week 6 of flower or so the wrecked one plant. 2. The drippers clogged! I went out of town and had one set of...

I just transplanted some rooted clones into my 6" rockwool cubes. I soaked the cubes in 5.7 PH solution @450ppm, drained the excess water as best as I could then dropped in the rooted cloned It's 2 days later, the cubes are still really heavy, clones look good and are growing. My problem is...

I currently have some clones in 1.5" rockwool cubes that are showing roots. I plan to transplant them into 6" grodan cubes shortly. Grodan recommends soaking the cubes in a solution with a pH of 5.5 and a feed strength of 1.5 EC (750ppm). This seems WAY too strong for newly rooted clones...

Got it. That seems to have been the issue. Dropping to 76 puts me at 47% which is way more consistent with what I thought. Thanks.

The link you posted

That chart is telling me I should be at 60% RH at 80 degrees in late flower. That still seems like high RH to me for late flower, should it really be that high?

Got it. So the VPD chart probably isn't worth following in late flower. I'm currently sitting between the 45-50% range. Should I keep it there for now and dial it back again to about 40% starting in week 7or 8? That is my normal plan, but this is my first time trying to use the VPD chart as a guide.