Thanks Stone. I wanted to focus on smaller plants this year as I had similar issues as you regarding being too tall. I'm really happy with their size this year. I just hope I can repeat it next year.
Thanks HH! It has been really nice for my wife and I to go out into the garden each morning with our cup of joe. I tend to the girls while she dotes over the tomatoes.
It certainly is for us!
such character!
hoowie! Think I Just understood that chart in a way I haven’t before. Thanks MrS. - something about your description there clickedIMO it's Fe def as well. Penny is right HH in that it starts at the top, but the yellowing always starts from the inside of the leaf and works out, where a N def would work inwards from the tip. It's the only def that resembles that.
So while Felipe does his calculations the below image will show you what will cause a lockout/demand of Iron.
All the green arrows pointing to Iron decrease the availability of the Iron to the plant. All the black arrows pointing to it increase the demand for more iron. So if you are feeding high amounts of P and K you're really playing with both the demand and availabilty.
Strange only one chemovar is experiencing it.
Hey - that’s still pretty useful notion even with all the (valid) debunkery that came afterThe flowering trigger is so strain-dependent. And apparently also depends on where the seed was bred.
You can use this chart, and information from the breeder, to estimate how many hours of darkness will trigger flowering, and about when that should be.
hoowie! Think I Just understood that chart in a way I haven’t before. Thanks MrS. - something about your description there clicked
Whatta update!!
That's encouraging info - Thank You!
Looks just like mine! Must be something genetic that makes them sensitive to Fe uptake.
I was feeling a bit whimsical when I took that pic.Love the pic of KAH sneaking into the shed
It helped me to look at it again in the morning when I wasn't high.Think I Just understood that chart in a way I haven’t before. Thanks MrS. - something about your description there clicked
You'll have to ask my wife.
Thanks for taking care of Shed for me!
Cool - I’ve definitely seen that before. Too many numbers! 
Sometimes I just like to be spoon fed info like that! Frees up my brain for other things, like deciding how much bud to pack in my pipe this morning
I feel like it's time for an update on the photo girls. They are all doing well, just growing and transitioning into flower. They are drinking gallons of water every day. I've been feeding them each 2 gallons of nutrients every other day and in between giving them hose water until runoff. If I'm late with the food/water, they get all droopy and sad. It's pretty heavy fog layer this morning so pretty good for pictures.
