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Such a beautiful girl!!

Today is the first day of week 4 of flower, and everything is coming along nicely! Nice even canopy, good color, about 40+ tops, and the flowers are getting some nice trich production. :)

Looks amazing!!!

Right on. :) I'm the same way, but usually try to get in all of my pruning within no later than the first 3 weeks of flower. I've got a journal posted here, might be a good read for you. :)

Looking good! I've never considered putting veggies in my grow room. Then again, there's not really any room to do so, lol! As far as a tent, you can always just build a DIY one in whatever room you'd like with a little wood, some panda plastic and zipper. :)

Thank you, thank you!

Thought I'd throw in a quick pic of what the lollipoping looks like. For those unfamiliar with the process, it's the complete defoliation of all growth beneath the canopy. This allows the plant to focus is resources on the parts that are actually receiving light. :)

Right on! If I may ask, what kind of setup are you using? Besides the led, that is?

Yeah it's been working well so far, but the proof will be in the harvest. ;) And, nice! Do you have a journal posted here?

Thank you, thank you! I'm excited to see what this light can do! :-P

And here we are today, at just under three weeks of flower. And these girls are looking gorgeous! The first solo shot is is one of the GG #4 tops with the light on, and the second is one of the OG tops sans the light :)

Here they are after about three weeks of veg, and are some straight bushes! FIM'ing is an amazing technique! So, noticing I was running out of space, I decided to push them up into the screen, do a little lollipoping, and start flowering.

Here they are after the first week of veg, and stacking up nodes something fierce! Their shape (due to the FIM) combined with the white sand, almost makes one think that you could be chillin' on a beach with some palm trees. lol!

Day 3 :)

Hello everyone, and welcome to my first grow journal here at RIU. I've been growing for about 7 years now, first as a patient in California, and now for recreation in Oregon. I've been following LED technology for about 3 years or so. After reaching a plateau of 8 oz per harvest with my old...