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Feed them girls, but be easy on it.. Give a light dose, check new growth in day or 2 and adjust by that.

Yep, i think the territory has been marked.. lol

Going by the stems never works for me either.. Maybe my humidity is off, don't know.. I do like you feel the outside of buds.

The lower % h202 has a lot of stabilizers in it.. Go for the 29 to 32% peroxide. You can just add it straight to the res.

I would be to, if i was fixing to chop some lovely ladies like those,, lol But unfortunately i'm in the process of taking a lot of cuttings for new cycle, so gonna be a while.. :cry:

Biggest thing you're gonna run into as for PH fluctuation is your res temps.. If you don't keep those low and steady.. Your PH is going to jump all over the place.

When i was using soil, i would fill a pot the same size i was growing in fill with dry soil, and when my planted pots felt close to same way i would water. The problem with a set schedule is they're not gonna use same amount all the time... The problem with not watering til you get a lil run...

No prob. If roots are coming out the bottom you need to transplant.. Let the soil dry out some, and put her in some fresh soil, no nutes, give her a good water.. til you get a lil run off and she should be fine. You could even add a lil h2o2 to get a lil extra oxygen to root zone. edit; just...

Nice work, sounds like you're right on track with harvest

Not saying you're wrong, but why the decrease in output for flowering? Always heard that you want the most light possible for flower.

Just throwing out some suggestions.. Process of elimination lol. I noticed you said your watering every day? Might wanna change up that schedule some

Be easy with her and you'll be fine.

So you're saying that distance should be no more than the area of lights ft print.. 3x3, 4x4, depending on wattage of bulb in use?

Good point, and I admit I'm one of the ones who use mover to increase foot print and not for the purpose of even light distribution over said ft print.

Possible light bleaching? What's your set-up?

Nice work, that's a big girl.

Yep, and if you're going in with a ph of5.6 and coming out 6.5 your ph is way high.

No prob, if ya have any more questions you can pm me.. Or there's plenty of exceptional growers on here who can help you out. And this is for the smart ass= the plants in journal were from t5s start to finish. Still think i;m a confused farmer?

T huxley, if ya want. Look in my journal, all those plants were topped and supercropped.....and you'll see the benefits.

She's to small to get a good cut on her.. Wait another wk, and when you see it just start new growth in the center, that's where you cut.. The picture java posted is a perfect example, your plant just isnt old enough to be that defined.. Patience is truly a virtue when it comes to growing.