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Yes getting a ph meter is very helpful. I would recommend staying away from the really cheap ones. You get what you pay for rings true.

Dr_Drexxx answered grow question 14 minutes ago The height given by the breeder is the average size for a 11 liters / 3 gallons pot. So the first thing if you want to avoid a tall plant is to use a small pot. Then topping the apex, so the plant won’t growin much taller. You can also LST the branches to keep them low. But I think the best way is to scrog : put on your net, fill it by pushing the longest branches the farest, then switch to 12/12 when your net is nearly filled. The lowest you put the net, the lowest will be the final height of your ladies. Hope this helps.

It's fresh rapid grow, with time it will take darker green shade. Now you can feed them, previously your plants were too dark. All fresh grow is almost lime green. If you see it - plant is happy and developing FAST ! Good luck ! P.s. sulphur deficiency look at the start the same. If that lime green will go to yellow not green - then worry.

Hey man. Well the guideline from the breeder is 50-55 days. But it comes down to are you happy with how cloudy she is. 90% cloudy is fine to start her in the flush. She'll finish eating what's left and should finish up nicely. It comes down to how well you like your bud. More on the sativa or Indica too. But they look like they need more cooking. The pistils still look they need to do some curling into the bud. So me depending how the trichomes are but them buds look like they got fattening left to do. As the pistils are too long. Let me have a look. You haven't had any problems by the looks of it so if you are right and they are into 8 weeks of flower they should really look more done than that, but if you had the light set far away it'll take longer to get done of course and conditions.

This is a calcium, NOT a potassium deficiency... and, while it is common, it is NOT normal and IS a problem! In flower, plants need more calcium so introduce some Calmag to your nutes but only once a week... you won't see any improvement in the leaves that are already affected but the problem should not spread.... Good luck!

not a great idea to do much photoperiod manipulation during flowerin especially going from shorter to longer lights on schedule. it may cause hermies or foxtailing. this is just a guess though i have never manipulated my light schedule that way, just shortened the light period to prevent foxtailing in pure sativas.