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The drippers always get clogged for me, and i'm running water only. Have to unscrew the plugs and clean them out every couple weeks or they stop up completely.

Just keep in mind that you have to carefully balance the environment and adding a ton of light will make that harder to do. I had an explosion of growth on the sides and lower that is usually insignificant, but it dropped RH and raised temperature quite a bit causing some leaf tacos. I had HLG...

I was thinking the same with the straw terminating at the center of the pot. I'm sure that there will be a lot of roots growing near the water source, but hopefully no blockage. It would be very easy to move to straw later if there is any issues. I give water only with this organic amended...

@JustBlazin I setup the blumats and tomato cages and I'm going to try that idea of the buried tubes.

Very healthy looking plants!

The only thing I try to log is what day I flipped to 12/12 for reference

Yeah I do see some bananas on the right side there, time to harvest

The ol' F strip build is still going strong as ever. Just topped these 3 feminized Raspberry Cough seeds from Nirvana.

I see a lot of folks here doing that (including OP) without realizing that it's completely asinine. Plenty of bad info out there, and majority of it is recommended to & from beginners.

For best results, do not mix organic and synthetic nutrients

It's a nice little kit they got there, DIY isn't for everyone.

$11 is including the yogurt?

I bought this 27 gallon container from Home Depot for $13. Drilled holes in bottom and used lid as a saucer. It was busting out of my 4x4 by the end of flower...

I love blumats. When the pot size gets very large it works well to go with additional carrots and tune them together.

I have been using Fox Farm Ocean Forest for years as my base soil with no issues. It really depends on what else you are adding. What other nutrients are you giving? Liquid chemical fertilizer?

Congrats on getting something that is smokeable for the first grow. Hopefully overwatering was the biggest issue, but from those pics the plant was very stressed. If you are using plain FFOF, you have to add at least 25% perlite for better drainage. It looks like you had some issues with...

I think a soil moisture meter would work better than trying to weigh it. The plant itself is growing mass, after defoliating the weight will be less?

If you were to wait 6-8 months in between using the soil, would you re-amend before or after storing it? Keep it moist the whole time?

Watering frequency largely depends on light / air flow / humidity for me, more than pot size. Fabric pots help a lot, but I've always had more luck with giving more frequent (even everyday) rather than letting it dry out. I use blumats as well with great success.

My apologies to OP for being rude Good luck with the hermie tho, seriously clean the grow area and fans to get all that pollen out before starting up again.