Strawberry Lemonade (Barney's)

High BigFatGreenSmiley, Yes this is a perfect time to start the flowering period! You should do some training aswell to create airflow and to keep the buds away from eachother and on the same height. LST and defoliation from the leaves that block the light from leaves and buds below! This will become a beautiful plant that will give us all a big fat green smiley! 😋 Happy Growing! 😋

If you think you have enough room to let it grow some more, let it grow. If your room is already getting crowded, you'll want to flip into flower. Some cultivars can triple their size when stretching, so you have to take that into consideration when growing indoors. I hope this helps. Good luck!

The nice part about photoperiods is that you get to choose when the right time is for YOU... as Anonymous says, the plant will gain a lot of height when they're flipped to flowering stage so this is a big consideration.... Good luck!

High, Growers use deoliation for 2 reasons. The first reason is to create airflow when the leaves are laying on top of eachother. And the second reason is creating equal light for every budsite and branch. So for example cut a few large leaves on the top that block the sun light for all the leaves below. I would defoliate the lowest 30% from your plants. The whole branches not just leaves and buds. And I would cut 1 of the leaves when there are 2 leaves laying on top of eachoter. This will stop the airflow and the bottom ones will be moist from the transpiration of the one in top. This moist can become rotten or fungal. You can do defoliation now and a last one again in 2 weeks. This way your plant is fully focussing on the big, fat and juicy buds! Happy Growing! 😋

Plants aren't as fragile as you might think when they are budding. I've heard a lot of bro science on the topic, such as a tiny amount of light leaking into a grow tent will cause a female to herm, which isn't true. Think of night time and all the stars in the sky. Say a full moon is on display, too. I've never once seen or heard of a plant herming because of too many stars in the sky, or a full moon bringing enough light to cast shadows on the plant. Anyways, like I said, plants aren't as fragile as people think. You can most definitely defoliate during flowering cycle. I always walk away from my plants with leaves that were covering other flower sites. I try to give every potential flower site as much light as possible. A lot of people set defoliation times during flower. I've heard quite a few people say they do a heavy defoliation at the end of week 3 flower and the end of week 6 flower. I hope this helps.

After looking through what you are feeding, and her overall health. I really think its just a pigment mutation of some sort. As that looks like a mobile nutrient def, but its to damm perfect to be anything other than a pigment mut.

I say it's poor genetics. Give it to a friend or something

She should have set her flowers by now, to be honest.... and now, she's not even able to fight for the 12 hours of light you're giving her... Personally, I'd remove her from the tent and let the others have more room... Perhaps you have a friend who has room in a veg tent she could share some space with? Perhaps if she got more light, more growth, she would indeed flip to flower when the lights are flipped.... just a thought... Good luck!

Hi there Thats odd 🤔 is it getting the same amount as light as the others? It could just be slow due to genetics, id give it another week and see if she picks up.. Try not to over water or stress it at all, Best of luck 🌱

Hi! Sometimes it happens that the stress produced at the breaking point prevents nutrients from flowing, I never practice HST like that, usually LST which doesn't affect the flow of nutrients :)