Summer '21 by RQS

Thank you so much my dear friend @@ThePassionForWeed420,

@spyder, thanks!

@JamMAKEcan, Thank you dear Sir :)

@JamMAKEcan, Many thanks brother. Happy growing ! :)

@DreamIT, Cheers mate, happy growing!

That's very kind of you dear sir @Greenwolvesfarmer,

@Lacrima, thanks a lot :)

@Clutch, Thank you brother! I wanted to grow Jack Herer so much but couldn't find the seeds. Probably do next round. I'll follow your grow too ;)

@BigL1, very welcome. All here to learn from each other. My girls are doing great. Jack Herer really knocked it out of the park in those last vegative weeks, an insane stretch and she looks amazing now. Can't wait for full flowering period 😂

@Clutch, Thank you my dude. I got my Mychoriza ready and will probably transplant in 4-5 days. I hope your girls are doing fine too.

@Cannabeast40, many thanks for your kind words!

@BigL1, hey man, I personally transplant when the roots reach the sides or bottom of the pot. would let her dry out for 2 to 3 days. Then start watering a little bit around the stem and spread the rest around the entire soil. That way the roots needs to search for the moist and they become stronger. When they are small overwatering is a real roots killer. They can't breathe and they won't grow too. Every 3 to 4 days a half liter will do fine and the plant will show you when she needs more.

@Clutch, Many thanks brother! I look forward to seeing my Lemon stretch too :) By the way, I will definitely do Jack Herer next round, that seems like the perfect strain for me :D So this morning while watering the small plant, I realized the drainage was a little too fast. I still spray water around the stem to avoid overwatering but after spraying only 20-30 ml of water, the water drained right away in 2L pots (half a gal), I kept spraying the soil slowly but the water was coming out so fast, just like it didn't go through anything and from one hole only. Do you think this could be a part of the problem? I was going to transplant this but I decided to wait as she is still so small but after seeing the drainage, I want to transplant now. What's your take on this? Thanks bro!

@BigL1, you're welcome buddy. Once the Roots settle in they can change very quick. Outdoor Vs indoor opinion of course but they will stretch a lot for sure so be prepared 😂😁 because of the forced flowering I could control it previous grow but this year my auto jack herer really surprised me haha. Already bigger now then my photoperiod Lemon Haze 😂 if u make the right environment they will always respond well. Don't know much about LED but other users will help u out. Right distance will do a lot. focus on temperature and humidity now. Very light feeding now and once they grow bigger a slow build up, that will do the trick. Don't hesitate to ask any questions. All here to help and learn from each other Happy growing 🙏😉

@BigL1, yes, now is the perfect time to top them. Many growers do it when the plants hit the 4th node. Enough roots to bounce back for sure now she has six 😁

@Clutch, Thank you brother. I will remove the bad leaves tomorrow. Also, would you top them now? I mean they look bushy and not that tall and growing 6th node right now. I was planning to wait for a couple more days since I just transplanted them.

@Clutch, Thank you for your support brother, much appreciate it.