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I'd try and push them a week or two

They're coming along nicely should swell up good. It's been shit for Rain and they're drinking a lot of water on top of 90-95°f. I've been watering about three light waterings a day or two nice heavy ones depending on how hot and windy it was, they haven't shown any heat stress and seem to be...

I agree I always see one or two plants out of ten that seem to run different and seem to acclimate differently when adjusting the lighting up. Just take it as a challenge.

I've had that sometimes just the phenomes and genetics are a little bit different in that plant or something's just a little bit different in the root ball and you know makes it more resilient to those things like sun and heat

Looks like they might be a little light on the nitrogen side, especially in your first few weeks of flower. You're pushing everything towards New growth and you get a couple older leaves dying off but usually towards the bottom. If I were guessing towards the top I would say a little bit of...

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Thanks. We've been getting these nice cold snaps and I hope they continue through the whole cycle to push those nice colors out in the buds

I just put a piece of screen actually it was a piece of a furnace filter and zip tie to a piece of two inch pipe and stuck it in a port at the bottom of the tent which allowed passive air flow and my tent didn't suck in at all

This is a better pic of the short bushy one. I forgot what all three where they are from my ethos seeds. I know that but forgot which ones where which. I don't really pay much attention to it. I just find new strains I like and try them usually from ethos though.

I got some closer up ones when I was home on lunch. The one in the rear that's a month behind is really bushing out good since I topped her she's not as thick as the others stalks are but should thicken up a little more

I will light a candle for you tonight. Prayer heals all.

They're doing good. I topped them off with fresh soil and gaia green 2-8-4 and some other additional things. We've had 87°f to 96°f weather with very little to no rain. They get watered two to three times a day to keep the roots cool and battle evaporation. No biggie though. I haven't defoliated...

I wouldn't they're not hurting anything and you don't have many to spare on that plant.

I use a soil made of a Amish compost blended with some fox farm ocean forest and amended with fertilizers over the last few months. It's basically a recipe I follow for indoors and just amplify it a little more with the outside soil.

Looks like you had some drying back and they look hungry. What are you growing in. Maybe have some lockout going on there.

They're 25 gallon bags