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I agree 100%, that scrog is looking tops. The canopy is extremely uniform. I really need to use my scrog net next time!

Yea, lighting makes a huge difference! Be it the sun or the quality of your grow lights, never something you want to skimp on!

Looking great! Have you been doing a low 1.2EC feed all along or how high did you increase their feed to and what did it consist of?

Geez, that is very low. Are you running extraction without a carbon filter?

Just make sure you're not in the shop when that happens.

Does the water get drained out or do you leave it in the tent?

Not even gonna date this, but two of the plants (bag seed & CBD Critical Mass) are starting to get a little frosty. I have now set the LED's to 380W as the plants seem to be enjoying it. They bounce back soo quickly after moving them around and messing with them. I feel 380W is excessive for the small area I have... But I am able to do so, so let's see.

Looks like wood lice, I do not think they are good. A google search seems to say they eat the roots of plants, bio neem seems to be a solution. Perhaps pyrol too if you want something organic. But I could be very wrong about what it is. Regardless, I feel Bio Neem is a decent organic pesticide for a lot of common pests. Pyrol is a good alternative too.

Awesome to see, thanks for taking a knock and testing it out for all of our benefit. I have 2x Daquari Lime plants too, they really like to stretch and grow tall!

Nice man and welcome to the forum! Once you get a proper tent, it does make life easier. Humidity is often difficult to control, unless you have a dehumidifier. After watering the RH rises and slowly decreases as the pots dry out. What lights are you using and nutrients?

I personally like the science behind it, helps me make a more informed decision. The problem with LED's is that an LED light is not an LED light. If you compare 2 LED lights, both with an total draw of 240W from the wall for example, both 3500k for example. The results you get can vary greatly between them! A CFL is a CFL, an HPS is an HPS. The same does not apply to LED's, it's all about the diodes. Gotta compare the diodes with one another.

I see, alright thanks. So probably best to treat the STS / CS as a foliar spray. I was thinking of maybe spraying the top of the canopy - so leaves and new growth sites and then continuing to spray the nodes on the 3 branches I have marked. Although am thinking it may be best to just spray the entire plant - top canopy and the branches where the nodes are. I think I will try the canopy and then the 3 marked branches and see what happens.

I thought the effects were localized, only worked where you sprayed it. The guides I'v read tell you to spray the nodes and not the leaves - so I may have been doing it wrong. @Totemic do you have any experience with STS? Perhaps know the correct way to apply it, whether its localized or not? If I could just spray the leaves on the top canopy, that'll be much easier!

So you spray the entire plant, leaves and nodes? Do you focus on the nodes or not even? Perhaps you focus on just the canopy? Sent from my Redmi Note 7 Pro using Tapatalk

Just flip to flower very early? You lost me with regards to your math... Sent from my Redmi Note 7 Pro using Tapatalk

I did another spray tonight, although I mixed up a fresh batch from my Part A & Part B mixtures and I also added a wetting agent to help the solution stick to the plant. Still no sign of balls. I did a bit of a defoliation, mostly on the Indica's (Charlotte's Angel). Still no signs of flowering on the Charlottes Angel, only the Daiquari Lime. I'm hoping I didn't mess up the initial Part A & Part B solutions as I'd expect to have seen something on the Daiquari Lime as its showing pistils and etill likely start flowering soon too... Id love to get some pollen from both so I can cull the pollen donors as my veg room is getting very cramped. I have some LED light strips which I want to add to the veg room as currently light distribution isn't ideal due to the size and a Number of plants in the area... Not to mention height differences. Sent from my Redmi Note 7 Pro using Tapatalk

Day 68 / Day 16 of flower Did a watering and a shuffled (rotated in their spot) the plants to try optimize bud sites getting light. I also increased power going to my LED's mostly to test the heatsinks and their cooling and so far all good. Will increase again sometime soon and monitor. I'll then bring it down again as I do not feel so much power is needed in such as mall space and the efficiency of the LED's end up diminishing fairly quickly. Sent from my Redmi Note 7 Pro using Tapatalk

Move the plant to a different area in the tent, further away from the fan and airflow and give it a few days. Sent from my Redmi Note 7 Pro using Tapatalk

Perhaps too much airflow going past the one plant? Sent from my Redmi Note 7 Pro using Tapatalk

I was actully recently wondering how the fark people grew in PC cases as they're small and my plants are faaaar bigger than a PC case. In less than a month it would have outgrown the PC case. How do you do it? How much yield do you actually get? Times are changing and things are evolving. Naturally you will get some products which are better than others and with LED's in particular that can be hard to tell whats what as they can look the exact same, however differ greatly in performance just by using a new diode which is more efficient. Compare the diodes on those cheap strips you get at a China mall to a Samsung LM301B for example - which is still up there among some of the best, cost effective LEDs for growing.

Does it oscillate at least?

How close to the fan is that one plant? Sent from my Redmi Note 7 Pro using Tapatalk

But why is it mostly the bottom leaves then, not the top leaves which are newer and closer to the light?

I'd say wait a bit longer. My one Chocolope seed took a good 4 or so days longer to sprout than the rest of the seeds. So far I have only had 1 seed not germinate, I did not see any cracks etc. and kept it for pretty long before giving up on it. Eventually I had to toss it.

Where did you order the dehumidifier from and was it significantly cheaper? Looking good though!