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Columbian Gold bud at chop day.. Cheers

That was day 41... Cheers

The thinking about waiting until the 6th node is the roots are more developed and depending on how your plant is growing the additional height may be of benefit. Then top above the fourth node and if mainlining remove the first through third nodes. I prefer quadlining ;) Columbian Gold...

Your plant looks perfectly healthy and does not appear to be praying excessively ! Even with the leaves up to 45 degrees from vertical it is still just fine.... As to the power, I use a simple lux meter app on my phone. Use a conversion factor of .0125 to get the par value of a full...

Phlizon FD6000 640w, nuff said :weed: Maui Wowie Hawaiian Snow Cheers

Wet trimmed :weed: One extreme to the other ;) Maui Wowie Hawaiian Snow Cheers

Got one of those and a cat ;) Cheers

I had spider mites many moons ago, this is not that ;) Good catch though ! Cheers

I wouldn't be surprised but I can't see it ? Cheers

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Anyone else using 5 gallon pails with GroBucket inserts ? :weed: From back left, Maui Wowie, Acapulco Gold, Columbian Gold and Hawaiian Snow (in coco) ! ProMix Hp and Mega Crop one part, nothing else ;) Day 55 of 96 Cheers, eh ?

Hawaiian Snow, getting close... Cheers

Well water ppm ~500, ph 7.5, 5 gallon pails with GroBuckets. three with ProMix HP and one in coco..... Mega Crop one part and Nothing Else :weed: Clockwise from back left, Maui Wowie, Acapulco Gold, Columbian Gold and Hawaiian Snow ! Maui Wowie Acapulco Gold Columbian Gold...

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Day 55 of 96... Cheers

Hope I didn't come off as sounding harsh, not my intention. Cheers

@CuzzoRo It depends on how fast/healthy and how long they take before flowering. I usually top at the fourth node and pull down the branches to grow horizontally. Helps the lower nodes catch up to the top ones. And lollipop roughly at first week of sign of pistils, ie., remove all side...

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Already mentioned, ground limestone is the "buffer". . Also mentioned ;) That is the most common recommendation, wet/dry cycle. But, I've switched to 5 gallon pails with GroBuckets, the reservoir can be full and the medium is "moist" almost to the top, plants don't care. They just keep on...