Grow 002 - 7 plant indica hybrid grow

Plants are blooming and booming. Love to see them looking healthy and fruity. Have started fertilizing with a top fed dry fertilizer from BuildABloom. I also used the flower finisher from BuildABloom to boost terpene production. The Dos Si Do plant experienced some trouble with its fan leaves. I had little dots on the leaves. I cut the affected leaves and upped the food in case it was a deficiency. Tonight I will spray all the plants down in case the adverse effects were the cause of pets. I will be using Trifecta total crop control to soak all of the plants once 'Daylight' is over so as not to damage the leaves while wet with bright light. The plants look incredible and this is the best terpene production with the most colorful crop I have seen yet. I am very excited to see what Grow 2 holds for me. Hopefully a whole lot of good medicine. As for the first grow, I am completely harvested and have the White Widow drying and the Blueberry Curing. I ended up harvesting both early as I started to burn the plants as they reached maturity due to overfeeding. I was really busy with work and didn't change the feeding plan as the plants matured. I ended up defoliating many of the burnt leaves. But without a full soil flush the plants continued to burn. I saved the crop by harvesting early. The drawback with this of course is that because the plants never fully matured they never changed color as they were supposed to in the last week. This was a little disappointing especially with the blueberry plant, however it is worth it to still salvage the grow and have unburnt buds. The overfeeding just impacted the fan leaves and some of the bud leaves but none of the bud clusters themselves. I just trimmed a little more than I would typically, to try and cut out all of the burnt leaves. The blueberry is manicured and is sitting in a UV protected mason jar with Boveda packs to ensure the proper humidity while the bud cures. The curing process should take about a month but I might stretch it to get as fruity of bud as possible. The white widow has not been trimmed so it has all of the burnt leaves still on it while it hangs and dries. When the drying process is complete I will trim the plant extensively, harvesting the manicured buds and storing them in another UV proof mason jar to cure with another Boveda pack. I sprung for the extra large Boveda packs just in case the plants were not completely dried this way the larger pack can take on the moisture in the buds and they can maintain the proper humidity. Right now the Blueberry is sitting at 64% humidity and the goal is 62% so I'd say the large boveda pack is working. If it continues to run high. I will air the bud out to dry it more and then put it back in the jar. As for the current plants they will continue to fruit up until bud production slows and stops and trichrome production ceases. The blueberry plants and the washing machine plants should change color in their final weeks, and the white widow plants also will darken their tips when they reach maturity. I am excited to see what this grow holds in its finishing weeks.