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Enzymes can be used at any time after 2-3 weeks of age.

enzymes are normally used anywhere from 2nd to 3rd week of veg and onward till mid flower. normally picking up use in flower by doubling the amounts, I think its not needed x2 a standard of 1ml/L is fine or whatever ratio they use in veg. Good Luck!

Can be constant all the way through, all depends on the shape your trying to achieve. You may get an unruly cola that needs adjusting every week.

work backward from what you want your canopy to be.. 2-3 colas per sq ft... make it so.

The plant does the work. What people do the last 3-4 weeks is more akin to self-fellating. Keep it healthy. Keep it happy. Bro-science rarely is proven true when tested. A bunch of conjecture from a mass of people that heavily overlaps with those that thought all education was stupid and not useful, lol.

Just keep everything steady. Transitions from outside to inside can affect the plant quite a bit if you still plan on doing that. I remove the giant fan leaves that are blocking bud sites every week up until the final few weeks so don’t be afraid to keep taking some of the leaves off that are blocking good bud. Looking good so far.

Just keep everything steady. Transitions from outside to inside can affect the plant quite a bit if you still plan on doing that. I remove the giant fan leaves that are blocking bud sites every week up until the final few weeks so don’t be afraid to keep taking some of the leaves off that are blocking good bud. Looking good so far.

Looks like you already asked this question a few times so I'll post my reply here as well. growdiaries.com/grow-questions/70481-ok-quick-question-looking-at-week-11-pictures-flower-should-i-be-taking-more-fan-leafs-off NO, It uses them leaves to make the buds and power the plant, Your plant is well spaced out and not to congested so I don't see this as an issue. If you want you could LST some of the branches and give them more room between each other so they get better airflow and light but do no remove any more fan leaves. I also don't thnk it needs the LST but if you geared on doing something vs defoliating, do LST. Good Luck!

Looks like you already asked this question a few times so I'll post my reply here as well. growdiaries.com/grow-questions/70481-ok-quick-question-looking-at-week-11-pictures-flower-should-i-be-taking-more-fan-leafs-off NO, It uses them leaves to make the buds and power the plant, Your plant is well spaced out and not to congested so I don't see this as an issue. If you want you could LST some of the branches and give them more room between each other so they get better airflow and light but do no remove any more fan leaves. I also don't thnk it needs the LST but if you geared on doing something vs defoliating, do LST. Good Luck!

No. Why? What for? Just remember....... Less leaves = less energy being made = less potential growth. The leaves are what produce the energy to make the buds grow!

You can trim off extra fan leaves that are covering up bud sites. It looks like your plant is doing great so this is really a judgement call by you. Since you’re outdoors it can be beneficial to trim inner leaves to get better airflow through the plant to avoid mold issues. That would be what I would do in your situation. I hope this helps

I'd leave her as is. She looks like she's doing fine.

You can thin it out some, just don't go crazy. You'll see some people striping their plants down naked and that's not what you wanna do. The anti-defoliation crowd on here go a little overboard with their overly simplistic "more leaves = more energy" mantra. Like plants don't loose leaves in nature, lol. Plants, like people, tend to produce more energy than they can use. People store excess energy as fats, plants store it as sugars. If we(or plants) couldn't store energy we'd have to constantly feed to stay alive.

There actually are some sprays that are effective. At work they recently started using a sulfur based one preflower as a preventative and it's working great throughout the entire flower period. Prior to that we were using an essential oil based fungicide to treat outbreaks. It's peppermint and rosemary oil based. It got rid of the PM but didn't prevent it from returning...but it was safe to use during flower.

Growdiaries changed the ability to reply to questions with the site "update" its in quotes as it was not really an update and came with a shit ton of problems and its still not functioning as well as before and even before the site was a hot mess. I think they did this as some people who answering their own questions and others where freaking out as they thought they where cheating for a contest that evolved aorund answering questions on this site. You can also send a DM or direct message to anyone using your inbox, its the little paper airplane icon in the bottom right corner of the screen. Its called GOTM or Grower Of The Month, you can find it in the contest page here. growdiaries.com/giveaways Out side of all this, and their stupid update. I would recommend trying to grow Sativa leaning plants with higher resistance to molds as they tend to be a bit more airy in the buds do bud rot can not set in as easily and they like the extra heat and RH as that's where they are normally from. The other option is getting better ventilation in the greenhouse, or growing them outside of it if the RH is lower outside of the greenhouse. its going to be a uphill battle once the mold is present in the green house especially if it is WPM aka white powdery mildew as its spores survive over seasons and they are aggressive and hard to get rid of. When you feed plants Si or silicone it helps them build up a resistance to WPM, but its not fool proof. Best to get in better airflow. Spraying shit does jack all and you don't want to spray stuff for WPM in bloom. One last option is growing Autos that finish faster in the season before WPM hits. Good Luck!

You can feed her until you chop but you can also start flushing +/-2 weaks before you wanna chop. There is a study that shows: flushing is a myth - got nothing to do with the taste or anything. Dry and cure gets you the taste.

I'm in the same mind set as others who are saying no flushing just water. Dr.Bruchbugbee is a good refrence point who researches cannabis. Save your nutrients and don't spend money on finishing products. Just water and let it go. Good Luck!

I'd follow whatever your nutrient manufacturer recommends. General Hydroponics includes a flush week in their feed schedules, I can't speak for the others. Many commercial grows still flush, we do where I work. If you do flush, I wouldn't do it any longer than a week before harvest or you might miss out on a little potential bulking.

exactly the tips are blurred, you can't see it

Not a great photo, the tips of the plant is out of focus and thats the whole point of the question lol. In your last question you also asked about tip stretching and one of the users said something good. just stretching and no bulking was fox tailing, and could be a sign of heat stress. stretching and bulking normal. To add to that, some strain foxtail normally and its something that was bread into em. I think they look fine, check back in a week or two. Good Luck!

Everything is looking fine. Once the plant goes into the bulking phase, it will begin to fill out nicely. Just keep doing what you are doing and it should turn out great. I hope this helps.

Looks like weed to me. seems healthy and happy. Good Luck!

If it's bulking as it stretches then normal. If it's stretching long and airy it's called foxtailing and is usually a sign of heat stress.