There is my morning tomorrow @George. Thank You for those baseline tests. And count on some sample’s being taken. 2 days of rain here have nullified the other balancing remedies taking place.
Going forward, remedies will run from the results.
Tomorrow I’m taking Fan Leaves off on our Flip Day here in Southern Ontario.
Wonderful procedure @George Thank You
I’m really intrigued by what’s happening, deficiencies in new growth come from absence of immobile nutes (Iron, Zinc …) that plant gets from the soil. That soil will surely have them, so there’s something impeding them to get them, rain is normally acidic and there’s enough soil to buffer that pH by itself…
Nitrogen is mobile so when missing plant takes it from lower leaves and that’s why they yellow, I see your yellow leaves are always on the top, like the Bilbo, could be a Sulphur deficiency and don’t know if that 
would come handy, maybe an Epsom salts foliar spray would be better, check these pics …
Take all what I say with a grain of salt, hope that test will give us some clue … 
Quik FYI @George regarding your comment on Sulphur Def…
In an Effort to prevent the White Powdery Mildew this season. I have pre-emptively sprayed the plants with 90%+ sulphur pellet mixture, twice, leading into the Veg/Flower transition.
Two really good specific sulphur applications have been metered-out…
We’ll talk tomorrow, I’m grabbing samples shortly ! Cheers
Closer to home, I cannot miss this bunch; pulled the obvious Fan Leaves from lower and mid areas. Tops undressed accordingly
Pole Dancer
That ladybug is putting in work! Nice love those little bitches! I always grab em and bring ‘em in , throw them in the Veg tent, surprisingly you won’t see them for like 2-3 weeks then poof, one day I’ll notice like 7-8 so I know they are patrolling and handing out eviction notices to those little invading bastards!
Someone has to be on Our side @TopShelfTrees1
OK @George the Soil alkalinity / acidity test at OG row has shown to be neutral, right across the board.
Not one sample Fizzled, Bubbled or showed any reaction. Only when dumped in the Waste pail. There I saw Fizzle between strains, dumping Baking Soda on Vinegar !
Today most of the Fan leaves were removed as per the norm recently. We’ll see that again in 21 days.
Finally had a good look at Fighting Bilbo, she’s going to be a looker.
Something is still crushing some of these strains. Blue God has something chewing on her Ass. Picture to follow. Downloading a full day. I have a day full of pain lol and I’m so happy its done for now .
Sour Diesel getting shaped for a Doobie as I type this, picture editing and uploads next 30 min. Cheers OG. We’re in Bloom here.
Fighting Bilbo below
Gently de-Constructed him, chopping one limb at a time gently. Damn-it, he’s gone. Did not appear to have any leakage… still, its Too close.
I must say you’ve been very diligent 
, good for your plants that your soil pH is OK, although it brings more mystery to the deficiencies shown 
, adding Potassium might help with that possible Iron and Zinc deficiency, better for you to go to the fonts:
It’s written by Ed Rosenthal and a good lecture, having the plants in front of you may help better, not easy to see what’s going on in your yard, anyway most of them are looking gorgeous …
looking good man. 
Quite a series of tests there. I’m with @George puzzling over Blue God and Durban.
The rest are looking great!
Bummer to hear about Panama Red. That plant was really putting up a fight with the windstorms and bounced back so beautifully
Thanks for that article @George.
Add a 2nd day of rain and things become somewhat vague, again.
Big Picture, I see the rain as a Balance move and some consistent nutes are whats needed. “K” will be the element I’m looking to bolster now, and in the coming weeks.
Thanks @anonymous4289, she’s chugging along without issue.
Morning OG, I’ll get these labeled here shortly
Wreckage Master Bastard Kush below
Awesome! I hope it’s straight epic tincture! I’m really intrigued by this method (among other things) very cool
Going to find out very shortly @TopShelfTrees1.
10:30 appt then Testing begins.
Strained the Alaskan Purple as well. Cloudwalker sits for a few more days…
3 gringos = 3 flavours
Awesome! Start small brother
Plants looking good especially that Thai.
Thanks @ShiskaberrySavior the Plants producing these Phat Colas! And I’m along for that ride. Thin them out again in a couple of weeks then let them run. Its only a 8.5 week flower time, so these are going to be the First harvested this year; week 2 now
Thai # 1 is on fire, start of 3rd week in flower. pics below
