Thanks for all of the kind words all.
I have noticed a bit of nute burn occurring on some of the lower leaves. I originally noticed this about a week ago but credited it to the temps running too high. At closer examination, it appears to be nute burn (yellowing starts on outside of leaves and works it way in).
Looks like I was right a few posts ago about pushing the nutes a little too heavy. Fortunately, this is pretty minor looking. I'll scale the ppm down quite a bit again.
Flowering is where I feel mistakes matter the most in my growing experience. I have mauled grows in veg only, with limited effect on final yield. Flowering appears to be different. More of a direct correlation between "mistakes" made in flower and end result of yield and quality. Problem is.....
...I'm a bit of a lazy grower. I found myself complaining a bit this morning (to myself) while all I was doing was bending down to pull some colas into different areas of the screen.
Meanwhile, I see Kat tying down like 20 limbs of her plants per day and Zen making veg lights outta shoe boxes and shit.
This needs to change for the flowering period. Must be more dilligent in caring for the giant flowering mother that I now have. Once those clones get fully rooted, I'll put them into veg for a minimum of a month and can get lazy with them a bit.
I like the idea of using one of the clones in about one month and putting it into flower under the screen. It'll need to be LST'd so it can be put under the screen come flower time. With this type of stagger, I'll have the 2 plants in flower in about one month's time. With the original BV mom finishing her flower time one month after that. At which point I can finally try this strain and determine what to do with my 2nd clone (put into flower vs keep as mom).
In the meantime, given my laziness, I should stick with the coco. It's half the work of hydro and hasn't been any problem for me. Time to get more of those 3 gallon paint buckets.
-Butters