I’m interested in which cartoon character hes gonna use next for his avatar. Seriously though, we shouldnt piss him off he may have an AR15 under that trench coat.
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He seems to enjoy King of the Hill. Which is still a good show.
84 F, 55 RH (day and night), 13/11 light, added flowering lights, and finally trimmed the fan leaves as it was getting out of hand. I’ll upload more pics later.
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Pro tip, wait until the plant needs water before bending branches. They are more pliable and less likely to snap.
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How are they doing? @Gizmo
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Distilled water obviously can wreak havoc. My 2 pennies worth.
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It’s been a mini nightmare every now and then since then. After 2-3 weeks of flower, I noticed equal fading in all leaves, and purple stripes going up the stem.
A few things here… It turns out that the soil needs nutrients added. My ultra fine watering supplement ~.5 .5 .5 says tablespoons instead of teaspoons.
My lights were slightly less than 200w.
After topdressing 6-3.5-3.5, becoming more vigorous on my watering regiment (no more of skipping days of water and tipping/weighing the pot). The biochar helped a lot.
Upgraded my watering solution from 1 gallon milk jug to a more controlled 3 gal Chapin, and separating watering sessions to 5-10% of the pots size, spread across the day (2 gallon fabric pots).
VPD locked in with day and night humidity control, instead of waking up to a mystery.
DLI increased from 15 to 69 haha, CO2 added. Static negative pressure. More fans added…
Week 4+ now watering in 1-5-7 and lightly topdress if I don’t see changes in a few days.
Before and after:
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I used Kangen water. But now know that the soil makes the pH.
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What happens when you stick a clone into a 2 gallon pot and immediately flip to flower? Hopefully a giant #@! cola.
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Not too bad at all, they are looking pretty good 
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Tragedy struck. High temps and nutrient lock.
A little backstory. I grew out two random bag seeds donated to me. I took a clone of both, and flowered them side by side with their mothers
A combination of nutrient lock and high temps stressed and forced nanners (or it may have been a trait). You can see them in this picture in the second lowest bud in this clone. If you touch them, they move?
Another
Chop! A scary beastly looking thing.
I decided not to hang dry and dry from a rack instead. I think a seed was germinating in the
center of the main cola this whole time. (bottom right corner).
Clone 2 is doing fine. It had way more vegetation to survive a nuclear strike.
Mother of clone 2 pictured above chopped. Two lower buds were poking a couple nanners.
The two buds in violation of tent decency will be the first test samples.
Sorry for the bathroom shot. I handle all my emergencies there.
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