Jack Orange & Gelato Kush - First time

your earth is COCO earth with lots of perlite and you mentioned clay pebbles as well.Those don't include any nutes in them so best advice would be to start feeding as soon as possible.just dont let it starve,it won't be able to find nutrients in the medium as its roots get bigger.you'll fertilize the coco with nutrients.and set your ph to 6.0-6.1 for this stage. guy talking about soil obviously

Hi @ILikeTomatoes your plants seem to me not too ripe to bloom. still have no structure and branches developed to give a good bud formation, they need to create some more shoots. normally I start flowering with an average of 7-9 weeks depending on the speed that they stretch. good luck in flowering mate 👍

Take a look at where the plant snapped. Did it actually break or did it just crush the stem? Either way its honestly not a big deal and the plant will recover just fine, it's just how you help it is different. If the stem actually snapped and it is broken open, grab some plastic wrap and tape to set it back in place and bandage it up. the plastic wrap will keep moisture in, seal the wound from infection, and make it easier to remove the tape once healed. It shouldn't take super long time to heal. Maybe 5-7 days. If you don't think its fully healed leave the bandage on longer. If the stem just wound up getting crushed and isn't snapped open then you don't need to bandage it up, even if the outer skin has cracked a little. This is actually a high-stress training technique used to help train down stubborn stems that don't want to easily bend. even though its is labeled as a high-stress training, it really doesn't phase the plant at all. I was experimenting with a plant a few grows ago where I did tons of super cropping breaking each branch 5-6 times over the course of the grow and then tying them down. Each time o crushed the stems and bent em down, they were back up and starting to recover already the next day within 24 hours. So if this is what happened I wouldn't worry about it. all in all the plant will recover just fine. Even if that 1 branch broke off completely it wouldn't kill the plant. That one branch would just be lost. Thankfully here it seems like it is still quite attached so you will be just fine. Good luck with this and I hope for a speedy recovery! if you need any more assistance feel free to dm me!

Hello.. Hope you are well.. Just start flushing the one that flowers first.. Simple!!.. Wen shes readyvto harvest take her out and ur other plant wil benefit from the extra space and extra light.. Its not a problem at all.. Stay safe n gud luck on future gardens.. 👍🍀

Hello.. Hope you are well.. They both look n sound lovely.. Ok cuz they in separate pots just carry on feeding as u are.. I see they are 6 wks into actual 12/12 so maybe 2wks on gelato n 3wks on jack.. Im kinda in separate minds tho now tbh.. Avin a gud look at them they both look around same phase/stage in bloom.. The gelato girl looks fat but is that just her genes im now thinkin.. U see them every day so u'll know best.. Keep feeding as normal and in wk start to add pk boosters(sparingly) if u plan to use them.. Then start flush.. If in 1-2wks either of them are still showing active growth and fresh white pistils all over plant still just add an extra wk on her schedule.. If 1 starts getting 2/3rds brown pistils n u can check trichs n looks gud(mostly cloudy, few amber) then flush her n carry on with normal feed on other-get ur humidy as low as possible in last wk/flush.. Stay safe n gud luck.. 👍🍀

I have the power of hid and I only start flower nutes at 600 ppm total. Your real high and now your girls are experiencing overfeeding. Always better to underfeed and give more if needed. Less is always best... I would run straight ph water until you get rid of some of those built up nutes. Cheers

Looks like nute burn buddy! I over nuted a compost tea once and ended up doing this! Flush and re feed in two days (lightly) and re build up the nutes!