I want every grow to be the same :0/

Since i dry in the tent i grow in, harvesting 3 plants can be difficult, they are maturing about at the same rate, but it gets dicey at the end when i gotta chop, the game is cut ur losses…..

My WhiteWidow will be ready in the next 2-3 days she’s fading fast
 
I have a taller 3’ plant and a shorter 30” plant of the same strain. Blueberry Muffin photoperiods. I had to raise one LED to the rafters of the 80” tent. The two wire loops of this brand are on a cross support. No raising or lowering. I’ve LST’d this plant as well. Pistils are showing better now. A couple weeks into 12/12. Crazy how they have grown with using of kelp tea more than once or twice.
 
Kelp is primarily amino acid and K. Amino acids are the building blocks of cell structure and K is essential in cell wall production. Practically juicing the plant with growth steroids. The majority of amino acids are used at the source of absorption. Foliar feeding primarily grows more foliage and root zone feeding primarily grows more roots.
 
Thanks. Can I slow the amount I’m feeding them? Now I’m watering every 36 hours. If I forget in an evening the next am they are drooping. It’s a guud reminder so you are not over-watering, but is this up and down as a result of dry bad for the health/bud production of the plant? Thanks, the Finn. Think spring.
 
Finnicki said:
Thanks. Can I slow the amount I’m feeding them?
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i usually shovel as much as i can at them til the finish. they will plateau about 3/4 of the way through flower, i often miss this cue.

from about that point you can either stop ramping nutes and possibly pull back slightly. at the very end after the final bud swell they will slow uptake or stop feeding entirely, signaling they are done.

normally by this time your trichs have signaled the plant is done. usually the trichs are a little ahead.
 
Finnicki said:
Will this mean watering will become a daily affair?
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depends on your plant. it often becomes daily in many different media in flower.
 
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