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Good point @conor c ... glad you mentioned it. I meant to bring this up earlier.

I've been doing 1/2 strength Remo nutes for a few years. I'm here to assist if you need it.

I wish I had seen this post last year ... I have had those white Remo jugs opened for 18 - 24 months and the stuff near the bottom of the jug was still as good as the stuff from first opening. Keep the jugs as sealed as you can in normal room temps and the feed will be OK.

Thank you. Honestly ... they don't look too bad for Week 5. The browning leaves towards the bottom is normal. Those leaves are getting light starved as the canopy expands. You can remove those really yellowed leaves down below. A little panic set in. Just be careful that you don't over...

I will let you decide if it worked out or not. I grew this crop from clone through to chop using the complete 7 part Supercharge Kit - the exact same blue, green, brown and purple liquids you have - using the method I recommended. Feed them 1/2 of the dosage every watering instead of full...

I wouldn't say it was better because they are still getting the recommended weekly amount - but you are just spreading that weekly amount over a period of two waterings instead of one. In my case, I also found it was easier to just feed them every time rather than to remember if I had fed them...

Good ... cause I found adding the AstroFlower, Nature's Candy and VeloKelp to the flowering mix made a difference. And I have had success giving 1/2 recommended doses of feed with each watering as opposed to full feed then water only. According to the Remo online Nutrients calculator, Week 1...

Full kit with the Astroflower, Nature's Candy and Velokelp? Do you have a regular watering frequency - like every 3rd or 4th day?

Are you using the Elements line or their Supercharge Kit?

Havin' a little trouble seeing the deficiencies. They look pretty healthy to me. The one plant with the lighter leaves - the new growth up top looks normal. I wouldn't fret over the lower leaves as they will be shed by the plant in a few weeks anyway.

Don't go crazy taking leaves off. Do the lollipop late Week 4 or early Week 5 - the removal of the lower LARFY bud, the small the sucker branches that didn't make it up to the main canopy and any light shaded leaves. The top 1/2 still has lots of leaves but the lower 1/2 is pretty cleaned...

Ah ... I see what you guys meant by a floater. But I don't think that a floater works in my set-up. But you can move things around with a frame. With the wood trim, I was able to move the plant, bucket and frame as one unit. The branches woven through the taut twine provided enough strength...

A question to all ... About 1 year ago, I posted using wood trim for frames for plant mobility which worked well - until they didn’t work well. Wood trim in a warm humid environment meant warping, twisting and screws coming loose. I have bailed on the wood trim after a few grows. Pipe...

Merhaba efendim / hanımefendi ( Boy I wish I had kept up my Turkish linguistic skills right about now ... but I didn't. )

Morning ... Dry yes ... but toasty is tough at -19C. There ain't?

Better not be any questionable roughing the passer penalties against the Bills!

I've got that in reverse - a Callaway driver with Taylor Made irons.

Nice - Taylor Made. Full set or just the driver/fairway clubs? ( Now that we've crossed into 2025, I can start to get EVER SO SLIGHTLY geared up about the approaching golf season. )

OK ... but first, lemme help out this Nigerian Prince.

Nice - the lights came on. I can post some Whip-em out Wednesday Garden pics. Time for my close-up, Mr. DeMille Some pretty substantial floppers on the Diesel this morning. I needed to break out the bamboo support stakes to keep those branches upright. The Cheese might need some help...