Second Grow!

good luck mate you cant go wrong with northern lights

Wow the colors of those buds are beautiful

You should raise your nute ratio little bit, she is suffering for nutes.. light green leaves not good, it means she doesn't get enough food from soil, and take it from the leaves... ✌️🏼 Good luck..

Purple people eater this thing is massive! Way to grow, I will be looking forward to your harvest report

Good luck! The seedling will be fine maybe that leaf will grow to be deformed, but the treat it well and the rest of the 100s of leaves to come will be fine! Let's face it babies are ugly I know mine was but he's a gorgeous 2 year old now :) Good luck🍁

Those blondies look sooo good!

Looks awesome! I baked mine into cookies ahah :) looks yummy!

I get excited when I see colour but you colours look great how many colours you seen on her up to now

Just wanted to pop in with a quick update. I figured out why her growth slowed down so much! It seems that sometime in the past two weeks, a very angry infestation of white fungus has begun taking over the bottom of the fabric pot. Since she's so close to harvest anyways, I decided to go ahead and just cut her rather than try to fight it and risk losing the bud. At this point, the infestation was contained to the bottom of the pot and hadn't reached the rest of the plant yet, so I think the bud will be fine. She's currently drying, so I'll update with the final harvest stats once she's dry enough to weigh. Lessons learned: - I need to be much stricter about emptying the water tray. In the past couple of weeks I've been neglecting it and letting water just sit there. I thought it was okay because the pot is held up way above where the water is, but the fungus still had a good go at her. From now on, I need to keep a firm schedule of watering in the morning and emptying the tray in the evening, without fail. No standing water, ANYWHERE. EVER. - In the early stages, I need to cater the light more responsively to the plant's growing patterns. She had too little light at first and shot way up, and then to much light because I was trying to prevent further stretching. I will start plants with two lights out of the four and go from there depending on how they react. - I should start LST much earlier in the plant's life. I started so late this time that she could barely bend, and I definitely think it affected her growth. - I need to purchase a good magnifier and base my nute schedule on the needs and maturity of the individual plant, rather than following some preset schedule and just reacting as problems arise. - At least every other watering, I should lift the plant out of the bucket and give her a once over so I can catch any future fungi in the early stages. Tl;DR: Fungis are not fun guys.