Dank Freshness

It is difficult to objectify this grow. If the three plants I grew, one was pure indica, one was pure sativa, and one sativa dominate. They each reacted differently to nutes, temperature, and even light levels. The indica plant had a much higher resistance to any sort of burning. Whereas, the other two were very sensative to all changes. Mistakes were made on my part. Everything from equipment failures, overdosing, and changing lights 3 different times during the grow. The indica was very forgiving and was by far the healthiest of the grow. It was also the smallest yielder. Here are the lessons I learned the hard way: Don't crank down those high powered led lights onto seedlings. Start outside the max distance and move them down a little more each day, until you hit your lights max distance from the tops. For DWC growers, don't twist the bucket lids. I know it's easier than lifting and turning the bucket. However the air stone tubing will wrap around your roots and twist them, (this is not good.) Go easy on the nutes. Dial your dosages to about half strength or less. You only get four weeks of veg, don't burn them. Have replacement everything on hand. Shit is going to spill and equipment is going to malfunction. Avoid the "oh shit" by having two of everything. Just in case, Be prepared for anything. If you can't crawl under the net and be comfortable under there; don't SCROG! Lastly, if you're unsure about something, look it up. Don't assume anything. I'm growing two more of this strain again next, let's see if I can take the lessons learned and get a larger harvest.