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What was it freed from.

Sick. They need something.

Get some happy frog, mix some happy frog fruit and flower in it per the directions, top feed every month, and boom, you’re golden.

I’m surprised no one mentioned ILGM?

I’m no expert on deficiency’s, but that doesn’t look like nitrogen deficiency to me. Maybe mag deficiency?

That branch won’t be ok unless you tape it back together. It’ll likely die if you leave it like that.

Yes, they’ve just started. 6 or 7 weeks is probably pretty close.

Doesn’t look to bad. What soil, and what top dressing are you going to use?

It looks a bit heavy on nitrogen. I would use straight water for a few waterings.

Herm

Leave the leaves alone. They’re your solar panels. Only remove if they’re dead or dying, or the plant is in flower, and there’s a shit ton of them covering bud sites, then only remove the bare minimum.

It was recommended to me by the dude at my local shop, after many years of trying all kinds of nutrients, he guaranteed that all I needed to use was happy frog soil, and happy frog fruit and flower. You mix some in with your soil, and then just top dressing once a month after that. So far my...

I realize this is an old post, but I’m trying the fruit an flower for the first time, and my plant looks amazing. My question is, do you use anything in conjunction with it, or just the fruit and flower only. Dude at the shop told me it alone is enough, and so far so good. 1 week into flower.

Here’s what I do that seems easy. Wait for it to get about 5 or 6 nodes than top it. Let the two new tops grow out a few inches, then tie those two new tops down like I did with the plant on the left. I’ll do it to the one on the right when the two new tops grow a little more. That kind of evens...

Looks to me like within 2 weeks for sure. I’d keep a close eye on it from here, and harvest when trichomes are where you like.

Wha do you mean by this? I’ve got a couple regs going that are a month old. What is an onion, or lobster claw? I want to look for them.

Let er rip.

Very nice

Topsy turvey pots. Remember those? Advertised to hang and grow plants hanging upside down.

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