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  • it depends on what kind of fertilizer you use. if your using a well balanced fertilizer, just add more product to the water or fertilize more often with smaller dilutions of mixture. you'll see them green up. when your plants begin flowering they will eat up a lot of nitrogen and you want to keep as many leaves green as possible up to harvest. GL
    No problemo broham. You only pinch the tops during veg. If your leaves are a dark dark green, almost blackish, you may be over fertilizing with nitrogen. cut back the levels of nitrogen to your plant.
    What's up broham! Topping is fairly simple, you want to pretty muach pinch the top of your plant after it has developed 4 nodes (branches). Be sure to spread the top leaves until you just see a little nub on top (new growth), grip tightly, and pinch. Now you'll have 2 main branches instead of 1. LST method is also simple. You just simple tie a string to the top 1/3 of your plant, and pull the branch down until it sits horizontally (sideways), allowing much more light penetration to the inner branches.
    I think its organic. I planted them on the 9th. I soaked soil before i put seed in to make sure there no air pockets in soil . I put seed in like half inch in and covered and i keep it moist everyday . Not nights just morning. N middle of day . Day time temps rite now are 85° and nights 60's to 55° somenights
    Couple questions. Is the soil organic or is it time released fertilizer? How long ago? Did you soak the soil and how deep did you put your seeds? What are your night/day time temps? Let's start w/ that and see what we get.
    No doubt, hit up w, any questions. Best pm or asking on my threads cause that's what I check the most. Gl this season
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