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That looks perfect. Fimming doesn't really slow stretching compared to topping since your not damaging the main stem at all. Fimming, slows the top down while the next lower branches catch up, giving the appearance of four or more new tops. A lot of folks say ththe same thing the first week...

Not a pest.

I can't see your pictures well, I think a combo of mobile view plus your LED, but when you film you are actual cutting off the leaf tips of the next set of fan leaves in the process, so you next two set usually will be missing anywhere between a little and a lot of the leaflet tips as they grow...

Nice insight!

Oh that makes a LOT more sense, right on.

Thanks for the report man! You feed 1400 ppm on top of fox farm?!? I can't bring myself to say that's the best way, but I'm glad you've proven that these guys can be successful doing it and that there is a lot more factors at play. I had lime in mind in particular when I mentioned chemical...

Right on bro, I hope it sounded like I was agreeing with you, because I am lol. I just didn't want you to listen to the first head that replies to post and go and add a bunch of junk your plant doesnt need. Your doing it right, your making good educated decisions and will hopefully be...

If you feel you reaction was due to an improper mix of nutrient solution, then do NOT add anything or make any changes to your schedule other than mixing properly until you can judge whether or not your hypothesis is correct.

I personally would not recommend ffof when running a full liquid nutrient schedule. Promix, sunshine #4, perlite, peat moss, whatever combo you like. Your not getting from you medium with these, so it's a different approach than true organic, but it seems like psuedo-hydro is what your trying...

I'm with Yodaweed.

Cannabis culture, and you using dry or liquid nutes, or are you trying to run with just water?

Cool dude, should be some nice smoke.

Im only peaking for an organic soil grow, and long as your aware that none of these are really, supposedly, "ideal" for your situation, I'd run that kush, top it hard early, and flower when it's still short. You've just got to keep you canopy low when you switch to flower. I'd run soil in a...

Looking good Packetloss, looking close bro, what do your trichomes look like? Remember to check em' not just at the too but all over the plant. Got any full plant shots? Just curious.

The only correlation that I've heard explained was not necessarily that hollow stem equal more potent plant, but that if say you grow out ten seeds and 9 were stout and bushy and the 10th was a foot taller and had a solid stalky stem, then it was more likely to be expressing more of its...

The problem can definitely be from switching to bloom nutrients as soon as you switched to flower. It's usually a good idea to keep feeding veg. Nutrients for the first couple weeks of flower (strain dependent). So theres a good chance your deficient somewhere. No yellowing on the lowest parts...

A dehumidifier can easily put those temps in the 90s If your exchanging enough air, and if you exchanging a ton of air, the dehumidifier won't help much. If your saying your not venting at all your going to have smell issues from not filtering that are more noticeable than fan noise. If you run...

Hey Oill, what have you got going on? Strain, medium, nutes, water schedule, light intensity and distance, average high/low temps and humidity? Got some ideas but need some details.

I wasn't even going to go there with the Capt. With dissing DJ Short or blueberry. It's just proves a lack of knowledge of DJ, the blueberry strain, and plant science. The occasional late flower hermit traits come from its Highland Thai genes which is a land race full of hermie genes. The...

Definitely man, I think I said it somewhere up there too, but I'm all for growing fems. and autos for that matter. I would suggest fems. In many cases if just popping seeds for bud.