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When you trim the lower branches you know you can root those cuttings. Right?

Because you’ve got all the light you need. We try to emulate nature and possibly improve on it. Not possible with light.

If you are growing outside don’t remove anything.

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Billy the Mountain is right. Brown spotting in newer growth invariably calcium deficiency.

If you’re not trimming it to sell it don’t sweat it. Like others have said it grinds up and it can load pipes up without grinding. Try easing up on the nutrients and reduce light intensity slightly. If it still does it then blame genetics. My buddy in town just announced one of his plants is...

How much are you selling these for then?

Looking to trade? If so what are you looking for?

One of the best growers and breeders that I’ve ever known uses the tried and true General Hydroponics trio. Also uses municipal tap water straight without waiting for chlorine to dissipate. This guy grows fire!

Nowadays think hybrid. Almost certainly.

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Add a drop of liquid soap to keep it on the leaves better. Acts as a surfactant.

Any small electric winch should be able to handle that. They cost though. Check Harbor Freight.

Buy the most powerful light that fits and that you can afford. Then dim as needed. That 1000 pulls probably 105 watts. Just barely gets the job done in that little tent

You should use at least 20% of your container volume even with peat mediums. I’m thinking your feeds are not reaching the bottom each time. Flushing might help the clawing but suggest you increase the volume by double considering coco is involved.

It sounds like you’re not feeding daily. What volume of liquid are you using?

Are these in coco? Peat?

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Glad some people feel that way. Personally it seems to cost as much for a “meh” yield as it does a big yield as far as electricity and time. Are you under the impression a larger yield gives poorer grass in taste and quality?

Yep. They’re like grenades with the pin pulled. They’re headed to flower and you’re going along for the ride hoping to increase yield. Photos you can take the time to top and shape your plants and develop a canopy.