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Week 4: forgot the comment Day 21-24: Allright, we've been busy so daily updates are impossible. I've done a lot of LST this week, starting at D21. The plants are so damn bushy that it's hard to lst without hurting the plant. I've allready snapped a branch and felt bad about it all day. I need to be careful with these babies. I thought about cutting rhizotonic out of the regiment but it's such a light affective, I'll keep it in for a while. I'm playing with the amount of water I'm giving the gals. Now that they are starting to grow more they need more nutrients and water. The leaves tell me when to feed. It goes from once every three days to every day, depending on the signs that the plant gives. I sometimes just give plain ph6.5 water, when I feel they have enough nutrients but look thirsty. The LST has been going good so far, today (D24) I really went hard on leaf-tucking. Since it's my first grow here, I'm scared to start defoliation. So tucking is my preferred option. I'll turn the pots around a little to give some light to different parts of the plants. The smell is coming in allready and it makes me very happy. One plant has some strange spots, I'll ask a grower question about that. I thought it was calcium or magnesium so I added more calmag but to no avail. So it might be a fungus or it might be light burn. The lamp is 50 cm away but might be too I tense for these ladies... I'll just wait and see what the growers say. D25: I was contemplating the discoloured leaves and decided to check the literature. Phillip Adams has a delightful overview in his book "marijuana indoor growing" pages 30-31, of signs of nutrition dysfunction. From here on I think I might have overdone it with potassium. The mychochum has some potassium in it, which I used every feed. Now that might have locked out calcium and magnesium. Hence the yellow rusty spots. I'll take out the mychochum for a week or two, just to see if the plants recover.