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Thanks! Hope you find this journal helpful. We have been so busy lately with work and life that haven't been able to update this journal, so I appreciate the reminder! Here's the final stage of the AK-48 - 100% organic, our first LED and grow ever. Unfortunately, we didn't get any photos like...

Harvest and Curing has been completed. Here are our numbers! Dry Weight AK-48 (1 plant): 4.9 ounces Master Kush (1 plant): 5.1 ounces 32-ounce Jars Total number: 11

Hi guys! We've been checking the trichomes on AK-48 and yesterday we realized she was ready to harvest! We couldn't be happier at the moment, this girl gave us a great yield on her own. She is 100% organic, and smells like heaven. The photo below shows the yield ready to be put in the drying...

What a beauty! Great job, Cheech. Seems like we're all getting closer to harvest now, and seriously cannot wait! Btw, speaking of harvest, what kind of curing method are you gonna do?

Ventilation Setup As mentioned before, we wanted to show our ventilation setup in our 4x4 tent. At the moment we are using all items listed with links below, but we started small and gradually added more things as needed in the course of the grow. - Holmes Lil' Blizzard fan (x1) - Honeywell...

"Girls looking like amber rose.. Bald af!" lmao :lol::lol::lol::lol:

The phosphorus issue is under control. We have fed Master Kush with Fox Farm's Tiger Bloom in the last two waterings, no signs of new damage have appeared, and she keeps growing the buds! We also removed all the dead/dried leaves. We were a bit hesitant about pruning this far into flowering, but...

Thanks, Cheech. We added the nutes and we think we got it under control... Whew! Fingers crossed though.

It started at the bottom but very mildly almost unnoticeable. So yeah, it seems is phosphorus deficiency. Luckily, it hasn't gotten worse since adding the nutes - and most of the leaves are green, with of course, the exception of the 35% of it showing the phosphorus deficiency. Thanks for your...

Houston, we have a problem. And we need your help with this one. Last week we observed few yellow fan leaves on our Master Kush, we didn't give it a lot of thought because we're over half way done into flowering and yellow/dying leaves are part of the process. However, on Saturday we checked...

Pretty normal. Especially when you're over half way done in flowering! We're getting few of those too. Keep it up! .

Hi Trent, Yep, we have the GalaxyHydro lights with the on/off switch. The topping and SCRoG is a great plan! While you're in veg, you'd want to have the lights 18" from the top of the plants - in our case, that seem to be the best height after trying 14", 15", 16" and 18". 3 ft. above your...

Wanted to share these photos (taken today) of Ms. AK-48, 5 weeks into flowering. She is blooming! Master Kush is a little bit behind big sister - as she is 1 week younger, will post closeups of her soon once she's ready to be on the spotlight. :mrgreen: :weed:

Hi FullofLED, Welcome to RIU, fellow LED grower. Sending you all the best vibes for your first grow! :weed: .

Thanks for the good vibes, DankTankerous. We're looking forward to it! :weed: .

Today we hit 4 weeks into flowering! This time we decided to go for a video to show how the girls look as of this morning before the lights turned on. :peace:

Dudette haha, Thank you, Shonoff!!! Next time we'll try to do better with tucking - now that we got 1 SCROG under our belts. :mrgreen::mrgreen:

Yep. You won't be disappointed with the GalaxyHydro LEDs, they're the bomb. We might try watering them right before the lights turn on to keep it easy on the eyes - now that you mention it, cause these lights are no joke. We've been doing it while they're on because apparently it's best to water...

That's good to know! Will definitely keep this in mind... Your Kosher Kush harvest looks freaking awesome, btw! :clap:

Hi Porky! Yeah, you know unfortunately we learned the hard way with the Fox Farm Ocean Forest soil... It's extremely highly rich in nutrients. We transplanted the plants a total number of 3 times, so every time we transplanted they were getting fed with nutes through the new soil. Being our...