I meant when I went to check on them after I'd cleaned the brown adrenaline that had run down my legs.Oh, now you're talking smack, tough guy.
When you first reported this incident it sounded like you were ready to jump out of your car and confess!
Yeah that's what I was thinking. Slip one out and have a look. I think they'll just have to ride it out now if they're rootbound. I suspect they need watering more regularly now. Those roots can't be leaving much space for the water in the reservoir now. Well, I know they aren't because it's not taking as much feed to get them to runoff. I'll finally be getting the drip system up and running tomorrow so will be able to hit them twice a day.
there's nothing like being under the stars getting high with your close ones 
How is your ph Vet?5 weeks from flip. It's flown by if I'm honest. Not as green as I'd like at this stage but I'm not sure there's too much I can do about that now.
Setting it around 5.8-6.0. I was doing 5.6-5.8 but recently let it go up closer to 6 as I'd read in flower the pH tends to drop. Thought that might help.How is your ph Vet?
They pretty dam goog.
It has flown by hasn't it!
Hope your well Amigo.
Stay safe
Bill284
Sorry I'm late answering, mi use the 3% H2O2 at a rate of approximately 10%Day 36 flower. The Skunk, Pungent Skunk and Med have been flushed through with h2o2 at 1ml/L. Then given a normal feed with a bit of h2o2 in the reservoir. Hopefully get these to the finish line with some half decent bud.
