Greenhouse Grow Spring 2023

We're in preflower and stretching like a hot damn! All autos showing pistils now and were amended with 1.5 tbsp 4-4-4 and 1.5 tbsp 2-8-4 to feed the stretch and prep for flower. They'll get one more amendment before the end. Forgotten Strawberries is bouncing back pretty well and got a bunch of LST to make the best of a bad situation. Animal mints is growing weird, shooting out single-sided nodes and generally being a pain in the ass. I LST'd it sideways and topped it to attempt to control the bushy behaviour. Will not be growing this strain again, the remaining seed I have will get tossed. Never make the mistake of buying from crap king seeds or any other white label provider. Luckily I didn't pay for this one. Mango 1:1 is a struggle. It has been poor going the entire time and is stretching like its life depends on it. To combat I supercropped the main stem and top nodes, then threw in some LST clips for good measure. The main purpose of this plant was to survive long enough that I could take clones, but with how poorly it has been growing I might just call it a lost cause and let it finish out naturally. With the bucket + plane height and the fact that it won't be done until November though... it'll probably have to end up outside the greenhouse at some point. Such a shame to have nearly 16" of vertical before I had any branching. I'm honestly considering lopping it at the first node where it's finally sending out new growth. Might do it in a month, then make clones from the top. We'll see. Had some minor pest problems with leaf hoppers & caterpillars. I've turned up the fan speed in the greenhouse and sprayed with neem+BT on day 44. Will keep a close eye on things.