Wildberry Bites - Robin Hood Seeds

Busy morning in the garden. Today was the final feeding as we head into week 4. From here on out it's just water every other day. Maybe I'll continue with a light cal mag feeding for a couple more weeks. The feeding today was Dr. Earths Flower Girl 3-9-4. Ten tablespoons for each plant as we have been going with the 2 tablespoons per gallon of medium rule for this run. Mind the conversion in the table above. The grow diary only has teaspoons since it's probably expecting wet nutrients but the Dr Earth is a dry fertilizer that I am top dressing and just working into the soil with my hands. 30 teaspoons = 10 tablespoons. Today was also the last big defoliation session I plan on doing. Going forward, I'll just be plucking a few leaves here and there whenever I water. I probably could have pulled even more off than I did this morning, but I always worry about stressing them out too much. Reminder, this is my second grow and the first time I've been using a trellis net and training the the branches. There are way more tops here than I thought I would get and I've never had to manage a canopy like this before. I get worried about there being too many tops (is that even a thing?) but I think there's decent air flow in the tent. I can also really drop the humidity if I need to as it's incredibly dry in my neck of the woods this time of year. The photos are arranged chronologically from before defoliation to after. I filled a 5 gallon bucket with small branches and leaves so I took a lot off. It's also still evident that the plant on the right is just so much stronger than the left. The left one is looking alright, but I'm really glad I'm growing two plants this time rather than just one. I'd be fine if i just had the plant on the left, but I'm so stoked about the one on the right. I'm hoping it looks really good in a few weeks. I'm almost more excited about getting good pics than I am about smoking the final product. :)