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There were some haircuts performed over the weekend. Sprayed with milk and water solution and all appears to be in order. The 3 thats in full flower seem to do ok, this is my first grow so not sure how they should look by now. Are there any tips and tricks to help with better quality buds etc? I fed them their normal nutrients yesterday and on Saturday I gave them some molasses. Today is the 24th day for the 3 in full flower. Please feel free to comment, suggest or criticize, its the only way I will learn.

Guardian of the bud galaxy

Thanks.

Here are just a couple of pictures I took this morning of the 3 plants that were flipped. The white residue is milk which seems to have helped with the WPM. The wedding gelato is showing some trichomes already.

Lemon haze has lots of bud sites close together. They had a bit of a haircut today.

This is the first time I have ever tried farming cannabis for our own consumption. Im glad to have someone like@Krieg that lives close by and is always willing to assist or explain things to me relating to growing. I had to pull one plant which was a male but it was bag seed. I also had one Elixer auto cbd which is busy curing. It was extremely interesting seeing the dark purple buds and the smoke is so smooth. I am currently growing the following strains; Bruce banner #3 sprouted around 20 Sep 2019 Hulk Berry sprouted around 20 Sep 2019 Wedding gelato - flipped. sprouted around 20 Sep 2019 Lemon haze x2 - flipped one Sour grape - flipped Big bud Viente uno cbd x2. The one dog kept on eating the big bud until there was literally just a little piece of leaf left and because of all that stress that plant grew into a very nice healthy looking tree. The bruce banner, Hulk berry, wedding gelato and the cbd were grown from seed in fabric pots with a mix of freedom farm soil, just cannabis soil, some other coco peat type soil and the nutrients I use are from the hydro shop which is the Part A, B and MPK. Im currently dealing with the WPM issue with milk which seems to help. Once I month I fees them coconut milk, they seem to enjoy it, looks like they are on a happy crack trip an hour after the feeding, hope its not affecting the plants in a negative way. We are currently busy defoliating the trees but all comments and suggestions will be appreciated.

The cupping of the leaves started after I flushed and stopped with the nutrients. Should it not look like that after the flush? If not how can I prevent it or why does it happen?

Thank you for the warm welcome and the kind words, puts me more at ease now.

I will take some pictures today of each tree and start a journal of some sorts. The internet is very intermittent the last day or say. I have created an entire thread only for it not to be posted as the internet went off in the time of hitting the send button. Here are just some pictures I recently took. These are 3 I flipped recently. Wedding gelato, lemon haze and a sour grape. These 3 were forced into flower on 10 January 2020 The purple one was a Elixer cbd auto which was harvested in December and is busy curing.

Thanks for the welcome. Will start a grow report soon but the forum is having a bit of intermittent issues now.

Correct on both counts yes.

My apologies, should have mentioned they are in 20L fabric pots in freedom farm soil. I currently feed my plants once a week and they look very healthy so was just wondering if the mpk should be fed every day once fully in flower or to just continue as is. I will be acquiring the EC, PH etc meters in this year after this grow as funds were a bit limited after buying seeds, pots and soil. Thank you for the advice regarding the EC reading, I will definitely do it with my next grow.

Hi everyone, I just have a quick question regarding MPK during flower. Do you feed the plants daily during the week, or once weekly? I received a spreadsheet from the hydro shop but cant figure out if its a daily feed or weekly? I have 3 plants in flower and they should get 4ml MPK now but I obviously dont want to give it daily only to cause issues with the plants. Thanks for the assistance.

Hi everyone, New member year. Have been lurking and reading as much as I can on this forum. Thanks for all the valuable input you guys are giving, especially to first time growers such as myself. I have 10 plants currently, 3 were forced into early flower and they are doing pretty well. Thanks for having me here