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Ah that is pretty kewl. I didnt know thats where the new growth occured was out of the calyxes so that is pretty interesting. Oh ok that's what I figured. I have never revegged a plant but I assumed some of the little things at the bottom would have to be left in order for new off shoots to grow...

So is what you have kind of like an extreme form of foxtailing would you say? Where a bud starts to grow out of another one? I was also wondering about that. How do you reveg a harvested plant? I mean I know you would have to take the light back up but do you just have to leave some of the buds...

Ah...ok I see. That's really good to know and I was just wondering about that. If there was indeed a way to limit the stretch during flowering phase so that the nodes stayed closer together and made more of just one solid looking bud up the stem of the plant. I have mine outside and it did...

Yeah I can understand that. Like cut the light back like an hour a week or so before you do the first flip. Like maybe flip when you get to like 6hrs of light or something and then go back to 24? That's really kewl that you told people about it so they could experiment with it. I may have to try...

Ah kewl deal. I will definitely check that link out and see what you have there. I just have never heard of that so it is really interesting to me (guess I am a weed nerd...lol.) For sure let us know what your results are and what the outcome is. I hope it all works out for you bro! Good luck!

Yeah your right about that bro. It's hard to get anything prescribed for pain now where I live because everyone freaking out over the "opioid epidemic". Yeah I'm starting to get the feel for it. I've got quite a bit of experience with the veg process and beginning of flowering. This is just...

That is nice bro! Looks awesome! So you veg the put in flower and then put them back in veg for a few weeks and then flower again? Why do you that? I'm just curious cause I've never heard of that. I always thought if they went back into veg after they started flower that the buds would stop...

Here are some pics of my mango that I took yesterday.

Yeah that's true @BluntMoniker everybody has their own preference. I'm guessing you like more of the couch lock effect...lol. And it really is dependant on strain some indicas are better at 10 weeks. I'm not familiar with the ayuhuasca purps and I'm assuming WW is white widow? I'm currently...

Also @BluntMoniker this strain looks more like an indica to me which means she probably only has 3 more weeks of flowering as opposed to 5. Most indicas flowering time is 8 to 9 weeks where sativas are 10 weeks or more.

She doesn't need any nitrogen she has those jobes tomato sticks in place and has since flowering begun. They have an npk of 6-18-6. Not to mention the nitrogen it should be getting from the microbes in the living soil breaking down the earthworm castings and other amendments that were in her...

Oh ok...did you then mix all of those together then the super soil, the ffof, and the espoma or did you just leave them in layers? The tomato jobes have a n-p-k of 6-18-6 so that should be plenty of nitrogen during flowering. You could probably use a lil bit more phosphorus and definitely some...

Ok so I did some research on what you have used for your grow and I don't believe you under fed...nitrogen anyway. I think you would have been closer to over feeding than under. Did you mix your ffof and living soil right from the beginning or did you add your living soil as a top feed later...

Thank you....yeah me too. I've got a good feeling it will.

Thanks @Jenko I appreciate bro. I'm trying to do my best. Lol. But it seems to be doing really well and I'm not as scared as I was about it making it to harvest. I think it may actually be closer than I originally thought. I'm starting to get excited...lol! I will keep y'all posted.

Your welcome. I'm still learning myself as well about what is best to use and so on as far a nutes go. I'm not familiar with the jobes spikes but I'll look up the npk on those and maybe have a better idea of what you are working with. Like I said you don't want too much nitrogen at that stage...

I know one way you can tell if they are underfertilized during veg is by looking at the fan leaves. If they are really dark green then you have a surplus of nitrogen. If they start becoming light green then they don't have enough nitrogen. You want something that is a lil higher in nitrogen...

Yeah I'm learning alot as well thanks to everyone in this post. It's much appreciated.

I could actually use some advice from some of you pros @Wizzlebiz, @Thundercat, @DarkWeb or anyone else in this forum if you guys have the time to look at it. I posted in a forum called - Leave It or Chop It - about a plant that I have outside right now. It has nothing to do with light leaks im...

Yeah I can see that. That makes sense to me. So is there anyway to know that you have autoflower seeds. I guess not unless you plant them and they start flowering under 24 hour light?