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everything I used is noted in my original post. It’s just happy frog with some natures pride, and yeah, I used a bit too much. I only water when the pot is light, so it was probably just the excess nutrients and high humidity. I noticed it too, and just decided to ignore it. i appreciate the...

i think she needs a top dressing. I can imagine the roots are filling the pot by now, ready for a bigger home.. I wasn’t planning on repotting until just before I flip to 12/12 I’m just gonna wait a few more days for that. It’s tempting to fill the whole space, but I have never seen how much...

Part of me is scared of how much it’s growing. I have to keep training and defoliating every few days to keep good air flow. I’m trying to give each top their own space, but the spaces keep filling in!

Just realized it’s been a few days since I last updated. I’m not sure she could grow much faster. Every time I open the door it seems like it’s bigger.

Now that’s a nice even canopy. I wanted to cut those inner branches down and reduce them to a single node each. So I did.

my goodness, she is growing. I think it’s been a month of life for her. I topped the central branch left from the FIM, and have that rooting now for seeds. Root for me please.

Allegedly there is a chance. The seeds came with this

Im back. Life happened to me, so I forgot to post. Here’s an update; she loves being tied down? The base of the nodes turned extra thicc after LST

Just defoliated today. Took off some baby nodes I thought would get overcrowded. This picture is from before I did that. I’ll have to get another picture in the morning

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LST has begun. I was inspired by the method bonsai artists use; a wire is coiled around the branches, and then bent to the desired shape. First time trying anything like this, but I have a feeling I’ll be doing it this way from now on.

Exactly why I opted for anhydrous. I’m willing to pay a couple extra bucks for something almost twice as effective. I may have figured out a rough course of action. The daylight hours in my area this time of year should allow me to flower a cutting near a window. I think I’ll root the cutting...

Well, I did a little more reading, and I’m gonna get some dry silver nitrate, sodium thiosulfate, and yucca extract. Thanks for the input as always

I’ll definitely consider setting that up when my budget can handle it. For now I’ll probably have to find some other way to avoid pollinating the whole plant

Good bit of info! Thanks. I might try getting a clone for pollen. I just don’t have two spaces where I can do 12/12, so that makes it a little harder. Maybe should get a super micro tent with the tiniest bulb just for this kind of project. I kinda like that idea

Hmm, I’ll look into that some more. I was initially put off by a set of instructions found online, saying to take a whole list of precautions and spray the whole plant, and it mentioned that STS is toxic and bad for metal. Maybe I was looking in the wrong place for instructions! I want to see...

I feel ya, I got a few struggling houseplants. Same reason I haven’t tried growing any bud for about 2 years. It’s nice when plants hang around long enough for me to take care of them again. I’m thinking I’ll probably make some colloidal silver, and get a batch of S1 seeds from this strain...

Damn! I’ve never had a plant for a whole year. I would think that helps power through the stress, she should have lots of metabolic momentum. I was a little scared to place my order, not gonna lie. I had never ordered seeds before, but it worked out. I also have more seeds than I could ever...

Funny you say that. I was actually going to wait a little longer. I just had this feeling it was time to repot, and I didn’t want to stress the plant twice, so I did both on the same day. :leaf: I don’t know if that logic holds up or not. OH and btw, I got it through NASC, check their site if...

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