Johnny Dang R1 (Ethos Genetics) & Original Blueberry (Dutch Passion)

This Johnny Dang (Ethos) & Blueberry (Dutch Passion) grow was a bit overshadowed because of the Cheddar Cheeze and post-harvest between growing and filming so here's an in detail update of what's going on and we'll have more video content for you guys as we progress through the grow. We started in the 4x8 tent but I moved these over to the 4x4 where the Cheddar Cheeze was growing and I hooked up the ES300's and just seems like it's a lot easier to manage the environment with the 4x4 due to my location and we had some humidity issues which made the leaves a bit wrinkly but the growth has always been superb so if your leaves look wrinkly, your humidity is too low. It won't be fixed but your new leaves will show that you did your job (making your environment better meaning upping the humidity). The Blueberry being younger is propped up but maintaining 375-400 PPFD which is about how many photons I like hitting my plants where they're all currently at. I've been giving 1/4 cup of earthworm castings every 2 weeks, as opposed to the 1/3 cup I gave during the Cheddar Cheese run. (Running little experiment due to curiosity) Gaia Green 444, still 3TBSP per gallon of soil for the initial mix set up and 1 TBSP per gallon of soil per monthly top dress...same ole, same ole. I'm also running an experiment between the "500W" ViparSpectra KS5000 and 330W...true watts from the ES300 from The Green Sunshine Company. RIP, I know. Don't remind me. I think I'll get a better yield this time around with the ES300 even though it's about 170W less. I wanna prove that your diodes matter MORE than the company's specified wattage, but we'll see. I also took a pic of the rootball and wanna show that THIS is EXACTLY how you want YOUR footballs to look when you transplant. Have a good look at your roots. You want nice, white roots...not anything tan or orange-ish...trash roots if you have that. I've also removed much of the lower growth so the plants could focus up top, it's gonna help direct most if not all the plant's energy to the flowering sites when they're ready and I can't stress enough how important it is to keep paying attention to your lower growth. don't put yourself in a position where you get lazy and you have to cut up too much and over stress your plant. So just keep an eye on them. Always give your plants a solid week of recovery time, that's 7 days, btw. lol. So if you top, don't do anything crazy for a whole week, give em a chance to recover and don't just assume they're good to go after 5 days. Nature takes time.