First Grow! Ethos Apex R1 Fem Photo

valuta che alle piante di cannabis piace la luce piu che ad altre piante appena escono i cotiledoni devi dargli luce se la luce non è abbastanza vicina lo stelo della pianta tendera' ad allungarsi per poi fermarsi quando trova la luce giusta quindi se vedi che gli steli si allungano avvicinale alla luce mettendo qualche supporto per alzare le piante ed avvicinarle

They are meant to curve downwards to expose the true leaves growing from the centre of the cotyledons.

if you have gnats, consider different source for the substrate... if stored outside, you get gnats. buy a product with Bti in it, like mosquito bits for a top dress or mosquito dunks if you have a reservoir (not good for irrigation plumbing though). i only mention cuse i see the sticky traps.. can use bti pre-emptively and avoid 99.9% of it.. if i see zero gnats i'll stop using it at some point in the grow, but will use it to stat every time. it's cheap enough and worth it. you'll see 1 or 2 around if the larva is present in the substrate.. it's never 100% but it most definitely controls it - if used midstream it'll corral a problem within 2-3 weeks. sticky traps still good to put out... kill in 2 parts of life cycle that way. no worries on adding more to the top.. you can easily bury with transplant, too. Roots will lose their function over time due to exposure to light. burying them will eventually cause them to re-differentiate yet again into roots... cause and effect. it's small potatoes either way as long as they are in an appropriately sized pot, which they are. watering habits will help the most to avoid superficial roots. You are in coco/perlite, so it's easy as pie... find a well-balance nute mix and use a concentration somewhre around 1.3-1.5EC every irrigation with 10% runoff. the runoff ensures each time the concentration is where you want it. you may need to tweak balance of the various nutrients invovled, but the concentration range will be damn close to what you want relative to your garden's variables. you can push higher and some plants may want a little less, but those contexts are extremely obvious and slow enough to react to with no harm. change formula? give a little extra runoff and that new balance is in effect immediately... another benefit of soilless grows. start tracking how much of each nute you feed... ppms, weighted average of label %'s.. whatver floats your boat. when you se tox symtpoms, make note of what levels you are seeing it... if you see a consistent result in this regard, you can easily avoid it in future. Even if i change products, i can devise a formula that comes out near what i used before and be confident it's going to work well, because reality is deterministic and works on cause and effect. makes you feel all warm inside... despite the fact it also means free will may be an illusion, but that's not a topic for discussion here... :P

I would say go for it. The root base is typically twice as big as foliage. So you are due very soon. Try not to distrub the roots too much to avoid shock.

2 plants in that space would be more suitable, or even just one. Flip them to flower pretty soon if you want space for bud growth.

Hello If you plan to SCROG then continue horizontal growth, but tent will be soon full when you flip to flowering. Be aware to not left of space late in flowering, plants can be stretchy Great cultivar from ETHOS!

They look good 👍. First grow, nice little setup. Done some training it looks like also just from the picture. Yellowing of the leaves I can't see on the pic, give them all some calmag to be safe.

For me looks like the beginning of magnesium deficiency u should start using Cal-Mag 😎

Beautiful SCROG! 😋 Most important thing with a SCROG is airflow between the leaves and buds. Make a beautiful screen of green and get rid of everything under the screen that does not get direct light from the lamp to support the upper growth.

I want to say I agree with Mining_Green get a jewelers loop or you can buy 100x microscope on amazon If 80% of your trichomes cloudy they're definitely ready to chop, if you're looking to a deeper inset couch lock high the more the amber they are the deep the couch lock.

No not fade. Yes likely an issue of some sort. I’d try and let it ride for the most part. Personally if I was in your shoes, seeing as it’s coco - I’d do a flush of sorts, run water thru medium. Assuming you have a high EC runoff. It’s quick and easy and of no real consequence in coco to flush water thru to straighten out any salt build up. Then do a mild feed afterward to replenish. Your plants look like they still have some bulking to go..