Normal that first true leaves have a lot of yellow?

[TheDevilYouLove]

Sunday funday

 

[TheDevilYouLove]

 

[WeedHopper]

Looking good

 

[archtype111]

looks very good. Like others have said you should clip out some of the biggest leaves. They are covering your bud sites from getting as much light as possible. She will definately keep growing up and out. Don't be afraid of pulling back or trimming away from the walls of the tent as well. I am not sure what others think but you could lower your light to 14-16" above the tallest leaf. Nice job.

 

[TheDevilYouLove]

I did some trimming to give the bud sites more light

 

[oldfogey8]

As you get more experience, pruning gets easier. I have pruned what I thought after I was finished pruning was too aggressive only to see, within a week, I certainly could have been more aggressive. I am not saying you didn’t prune enough, just that it takes experience to learn how much is too much and how much isn’t enough. Airflow is important to the plants health, more do than light reaching bud sites. Powdery Mildew(PM) loves stagnant, humid air and can ruin a crop. You plant looks healthy and vigorous.

Edited because I sounded like a leader of the free world…

 

[TheDevilYouLove]

As you get more experience, pruning gets easier. I have pruned what I thought after I was finished pruning was too aggressive only to see, within a week, I certainly could have been more aggressive. I am not saying you didn’t prune enough, just that it takes experience to learn how much is too much and how much isn’t enough. Airflow is important to the plants health, more do than light reaching bud sites. Powdery Mildew(PM) loves stagnant, humid air and can ruin a crop. You plant looks healthy and vigorous.

Edited because I sounded like a leader of the free world…

Thanks, I did some more trimming specifically to get more airflow throughout the plant

 

[TheDevilYouLove]

Thursday update

 

[TheDevilYouLove]

Looking good
Smelling good
She outta be
In Hollywood

 

[archtype111]

Looks good. I agree that its difficult to trim but go at it a little more in my opinion. If you take out some more of the larger leaves you could use your netting a little more efficiently to pull the bud sites out into the open more. Looks nice and healthy.

 

[TheDevilYouLove]

Sunday! Four weeks of flower in the books

 

[TheDevilYouLove]

I was wondering how a plant transforms from a bunch of fan leaves to long stems of buds. I can see it now, it was really cool watching this happen.

 

[TheDevilYouLove]

She’s staring to get some pretty purple colors

 

[TheDevilYouLove]

 

[user 60570]

looks good

are you using any cal mag?

 

[TheDevilYouLove]

looks good

are you using any cal mag?

Not using cal mag. Only using Fox Farm grow big, big bloom and Tiger bloom. Soil is Ocean Forest. Other than that, just tap water.

Should I be using cal mag?

 

[WeedHopper]

Yes. I use CalMag on every feeding.
I also use FF nutrients. Same ones you use.

 

[Bubba]

I use ProMix. Nothing in it. I always thought Happy Frog was a bit to hot for starts. IMO that is what is causing the yellow leaves.

Likely. I switched to pro mix also. Not looking back.

Bubba

 

[Bubba]

I am noticing some roots beginning to just barely poke through the sides of the 1/4 gallon nursery bag. My plan is to transplant to a 5 gallon fabric pot. I am going to add some mycorrhizae as well as I understand this helps with transplant shock. I bumped light up to 60% (18/6) and I bumped the exhaust fan speed up to 3.

I have the plant sitting on a self watering plant base to elevate it off the ground but I am not currently using that base to water it. It currently gets 3/4 cup of distilled water every other day.

It’s getting noticeably bigger everyday, I guess this is def the veg stage.

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Are you measuring pH of the distilled water?

Bubba

 

[ness]

Looking good up there I was using Ocean Forest soil in the beginning than learn it's not that great to work with, so I switched to Roots Organics Original Soil. What a difference so far.