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let it dry out a lil and then add some nitrogen, could just be too damp. I’m assuming you flushed it already if you thought it was lock out.

lmao

what kind of soil are you using?

Outside of letting the top layer of soil dry up, I mix neem meal into the soil, and add a little to the sprayer with some dish soap. I spray every so often, the neem meal really does wonders.

I have done it myself, trying to speed up or complicating the process is usually the culprit. Drying too fast,harvesting too early, there is a bunch of factors. I just hang the whole plant, air circulating around it, then when the branches snap easily/bud can just be plucked off (usually 2-2 1/2...

a lot of that gas is genetics, mid bud is gonna always be mid buds.

But to answer your question, if you don’t have some sort of fan in the greenhouse, you are better off staying outside.

You can grow good bud in a greenhouse, but greenhouse is greenhouse, indoor is indoor. With that said, quality is in the genetics. The only off putting thing About outdoor and some cases greenhouse is the trim job, I’ve had some FIRE outdoor before....

Put the whole ac unit in the tent and draw air from outside the tent. The way you have it now is not even worth the power wasted. Has to be inside the tent. Lower plant count if needs be.

yea you never know

I’d say finish it, it’s this far along, could be a very heavily leaning sativa. If you don’t have room or time for stragglers cull it.

Could be some light bleaching, turn it down about 10% and a do a flush and give it a week or two and see how the plants react.

I just leave mine running and increase as the stages progress. Less than half way for veg and crank from there. I like the fresh air exchange. Sorry it doesn’t really answer your question, love these fans though. So quiet.

I’ve run a “super soil” for a handful of grows, looks great taste great, yeilds less and takes longer to finish, these were my results. You can establish the relationship between plant and soil during the veg stage, you don’t HAVE to “cook” organic super soils per se.

Lol yea he did the same to me, not sure if he’s laughing at us or himself.

Well that’s depends on your budget, I’m a proponent of saving money so I’d say wait until you can/after harvest. I’d just recommend flowering the plants earlier than later, don’t want them getting too tall and the plants in the center getting the light. Cause 2 plants with good veg time in that...

The plants look like they are coming along, take clones and get you some moms and a perpetual harvest going.

Smell is not a confirmation of flowering, a lot of plants have a little smell during veg, also I don’t think anyone can tell you anything about those pictures. We will need a little more info to help you out. What kind of nutrients is that? Close up pics of the plants? Is that a tent? GREEN...

Those plants are fine, they will begin to pack on, just be patient. Don’t mess with them that far in flower, that’s my opinion/experience with doing so. The plant will def recover but it the becomes a matter of when.

How many plants? I’d say grab another light for that space since you will have a/c and necessary cooling.