RQS Green Gelato Grow 3

29/03 Beginning of week four flower. Everything has been going well and week 3 was really involved. I'm glad I'm keeping a much better record of my grow this time round, it will definitely help me improve on my next grow. My previous grow I started keeping good records around this time of flowering, so I should be able to make better comparisons and find areas of concern/improvement easier. After a full day and a half the canopy is back to the stretch again. I plan to put the third scrog down. Previous plants grew to a meter on the last grow. I'd rather they end up 2/3 that if it means fully stacked colas...will see soon. 30/03 I believe I am winning against the stretch. Although they have 6 days to go, I don't believe they'll grow over a meter like last time. Third scrog just went down today too. The height isn't really the issue but maintaining the current stacking that the plants have. In regards to the feed they just won't eat anymore than the base I've found for them. It's only the beginning of week four though and I should see the plant consume higher amounts of Potassium in the last half of flower. 31/03 Not much change in the plants for a day...Feels like this is the first time that's happened since I transplanted into the flower tent. 1/04 The one day holiday is over. Plants are back to drinking stupid amounts. They look strong they look healthy but I may have gone a bit too overboard keeping them short. By the end of week 4 on my last grow the plants hit 1 meter. I stopped training the plants two days ago but not much vertical growth since. Haven't opened up the tent yet but I'm hoping to see an inch of growth when I do. The last two days the smell has come out of nowhere to seep it's way through my apartment and 3 flights of stairs. 2/04 Was a good day...I'm happy with how they're coming along. Compared to my last grow it's like night and day. I'm back to underfeeding. Third grow in a row I have tried to push my plants at this point of the grow and third time they have pushed back. Keeping the base ppm at 350. Did a complete leaf strip of all the unhealthy leaves. 3/04 Been tracing the top colas back to their joints...it's amazing how much fight some of those lower branches give. In the photos above I have an example of a branch that most growers would've lopped off seeing it as one of those "sucker" branches. The mould resistance of these plants is off the charts considering I'm not using any kind of fungicide. Those water droplets have been on the leaves the entire time with not a single leaf succumbing to any kind of damage.