Few tricks. Use gloves, they smell our scent on traps.
Also put little bits of peanut butter around the trap, just the odd couple of bits. This will lower the rats hesitation of the trap. Its brain will be pinging with all those happy chemicals it’ll go for the rest then WHAM!
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It helps to top outdoors for me as the humidity is so high. Large buds = more chance of rot.
Other than that topping isn’t as affective outside compared to indoors where the light is fixed and is nearly always directly above the plants
Strip lower leaves, lower room temp, reduce wind and keeping the RH higher is all you can do bar watering more frequently.
Edit: you can top dress them to create a layer of moist soil on top. That’s about all I can think of
How much water / how often? Also what size is the pot.
Off the bat it’s tricky to diagnose. Soil has nutrients, as do worm castings and you’re feeding them.
With the small size they are I think it’s environmental cause plenty of food to be found
Just imagine if it was a runt… I can’t see paying silly prices for seeds cause it’s always subjected to pheno variation. A clone yes that should be worth a lot more cause you know what you’re getting (if it’s legit)
Nearing the harvest window. From now on I’d keep an eye on how the smells are developing. If they start fading day by day I like to chop it so it has maximum flavour. But just a personal preference
Just something to be cautious about. If you up the feed there’s less plant to feed than when it was all green.
Yellow leaves don’t recover therefor that plant would not continue to yellow with less food.
I’d aim for 20% less feed than when it was fully green
I’ve been using this mountain air carbon filter for about 3-4 years now. About 2-3 grows a year and still performing really well!
Seen others are happy with it too so would recommend that for sure