Absolutely gorgeous CS!
That's upsetting to me about the FFOF. I've heard so many stories like that and the batches that are full of fly larvae. I've only used it once. Give Tupur Royal Gold a shot next time. Good stuff brother!
I will definitely try the Tupur. This run was almost Tupur, but instead has 30% of their more heavily amended, Royal Gold Basement Mix Coco, in addition to the 50% FFOF, and 20% perlite. 
Yeah I forgot lol. You're always in the know. The tupur might not be amended enough. I add the KIS nutrient pack so I'm never underamended lol. Your ladies are beautiful buy the way.
Sounds like you have a nice recipe, I might try that as well. 
The bigger two girls are drinking their pot dry in about 6 days. I've been letting them dry out at each watering, just to the point of flagging. I may find that with this new mix, that might not be the best method. After I flip, I'm going to water a bit more frequently, and so at lower PPM. I hoping also to get a measure from which to try to guess at the density of the root system. They are almost ready, just a bit more time to stack a few more nodes and push a few more roots. Except maybe that SSD - she's easier than pie. Bubba likes a lower pH in this mix, high temps, high RH, and yet a low/moderate feed. ChemD wants N, but not too much P. I once thought BG was sensitive to Ca, but Knope, she likes it - she's just a brat. 
That's the exact reason I ended up finding PJ soil mix and mixing up my own soil... FF and the friggin gnats were driving me crazy......
That's the beauty of it my friend. Always seems to work itself out when you have a solid foundation.
Let's hope for no whammies. 
Wow! Congrats on the ECSDH. Those are extremely rare and like gold when you find them. I'm getting excited for you brother. All your plants are very healthy and some are looking a little waxy. Sure sign of high brix. Looks like you've got everything under control here Carestaker. Master grower with killer genetics = happy patients.
I think she's a low/moderate feeder, so I'll try not to give her the claw. Her leafs say that she should take a low feed without trouble though. I'm guessing high Calcium too, as she's got Haze in her. I still have so much to learn, but I hope to be lucky enough to have a few masterful plants here and there. 
Amazing looking plants CS, a lot bigger than the last time i checked in, such healthy happy girls
Feral, I'm hoping they stay happy and stink like..
They are finally hooked up - took forever!
Veg at its perfection CS....damn nice plants. Do you "tailor" your feeding by each plant's individual requirements? That even sounds like lots of work, but would obviously be the best approach. I feed all the same & the light feeders usually suffer from it. While I know that your mix is only part coco, coco doesn't like to get fully dried out & no worries about root rot or other heavy watering effects since it drains so well. Plus coco always retains at least 25% residual O2 no matter what. My more recent "heavy watering" coco grows have been the best. A master grower friend has told me this all along. I've learned that he's always correct, but I still experimented & have since confirmed all his coco tips are very effective.
I hand water them, so I tailor it to each plant. I'm shorting the ECSDH and the BGift on nutrient right now, in comparison to the others. I don't vary that much, but you know when some are hungrier than others, or have different needs. For my take on the 50/30/20 mix I'm using, I think I'm missing an opportunity to push them a little, by not watering and nuting in lower volumes, but more frequently. I'm OK with that, I can be patient, and they seem to be doing well enough in a less is more kind of way 
I don't think she'll get a shine, her leafs have that matte satin finish to them. She's stretching in preflower right now. She's gained a couple inches in the past few days. I should flip them soon, they are about 16" or so from soil - and 18-21 is my target. Soon. I can't wait.
