First Grow

1/29 - After thoroughly checking Sweet Baby James, I have found no more signs of her creating suspect pollen sacks. I plucked a few and it looks like no more have grown. One may have even sprouted pistils but it's hard to know if it was once a suspect pollen sack. Sweet Baby James is pretty far ahead with flower development, she is really starting to form flowers while Long Shanks is only showing a few pistils here and there. This is the opposite to the veg stage as Long Shanks was such a rapid grower and Sweet Baby James took her sweet time throughout the entire veg stage. Long Shanks is now 14" from my MARS HYDRO TS100 with no more room to raise the light. Hopefully her stretch is finishing and being a little closer to the light than recommended won't cause any ill effects. Reservoir EC 1057, PH 6.2 at 10:00am. 1/31 - The ladies have moved house. They have grown too tall for my grow tent and Long Shanks had grown far too close to her light. I have relocated them to my closet. It seems to be a much better space for them and hopefully will work out great. As you can see from the pictures, Sweet Baby James is still pretty far ahead of Long Shanks when it comes to forming flowers. Hopefully Long Shanks speeds up a little and starts forming flowers in the next few days. 2/1 - Reservoir EC 1061, PH 6.2 at 10:30am. 2-2 - Reservoir EC 1061, PH 6.2 at 2:00pm. After another potential hermie check on Sweet Baby James, I saw what I definitely thought was a pollen sac a few days ago has now sprouted a pistil. This makes me think she is not a hermie and just has some swollen calyces. Also while checking out Sweet Baby James I noticed some burned looking tips. I doubt it is nute burn as my EC levels have been relatively low since the flip. It could possibly be Potassium deficiency as my EC levels are below the targets. I am using the Coco for Cananbis Early Bloom nutrient schedule will full doses of CalMag & Koolbloom with RO water but my EC is still hovering around 200 below the EC Target. This may be the reason for the burned tips/possible Potassium deficiency. 2/3 - Reservoir EC 1061, PH 6.2 at 11:30am. 2/4 - Reservoir EC 10291, PH 6.0 at 5:30pm. 2/5 - Reservoir EC 1057, PH 6.0 at 3:30pm.