Found what works
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And caught a slight glimmer of trichomes on budlets. Shined like a diamond
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Looks like a good moment now … 
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Thought the same, and noticed a few yellowing off earlier. Gave it one last bit to be sure
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You shouldn’t bother with all those green leaves with plenty of Nitrogen to share, it’s not needed now …
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Good to know. Was a little worried about it, thinking there wouldn’t be enough leaves for buds to get what they need
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Nitrogen is used to produce more leaves, it’s important in veg but useless once completed transition to flower and buds starting to form, they mostly need P and K …
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Have been using bone meal for phosphorus, and wood ash for potassium, occasionally add some molasses to the mix
Wood ash mostly contains Calcium and raises your soil pH, careful while using it …
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@George i believe flowering plants need more K and not much more P in flowering.
Backup- Response of medical cannabis (Cannabis sativa L.) genotypes to P supply under long photoperiod: Functional phenotyping and the ionome - ScienceDirect
Wood ash is great, but basic. I use 1 to 2 tablespoon per plant, right under the dripper. Sometimes double dose if needed.
To mitigate the pH rise, I first make sure I have a good pH buffer in the soil, and I add high K vermicompost qlternatively
I love wood ash for flowering weed
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Just honestly used it once, used ag lime, and Epsom salt a few times as well.
Worked my way through this beauty, removing yellow leaves. Said leaves got to sticking to my fingers after a while
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Looking good man i love trainwreck its such a classic. One of my all time favorites with its obnoxious smell. Your looks like its coming along nicely. Never grown hsc version but it looks good.
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I have a love of landraces, and old school strains, so i figured, why not? I did a blueberry muffins from HSC last year, and loved it, and decided I needed to do this. Obnoxious you say? How far away can you smell a 6 footer of this? lol
Oh i mean obnoxiously smelly dried flowers. I remember it being extremely pungent with a hard to describe skunkiness. Mine was grown indoors so couldnt say honestly how it is on a big outdoor plant.
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Meaning when I dry, I cant have company for at least 3 weeks…
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