FIRST GROW CRAZY! (RDWC) Quick Critical+

@versace_grow Hi mate quite a few possible reasons for slow growth that I can see 1. solution temp is a tad too high to hold adequate amounts of dissolved oxygen ( the warmer it gets the less O2 it can hold) 2. Grow tent temp is really high too. 34 degrees will stress your plants unless you were using a sealed CO2 type setup aim for under 25 if possible 3. ph @ 6 isnt too bad but for hydro around 5.7 or 5.8 is better for nutrient availability 4. humidity is way too low and can cause drying out of leaves and ultimately death If you can get all these things in order I'm sure your plant will thrive 👍

This is truly a personal preference and a highly debated issue. I generally use the rule of thumb that if it is blocking just as much if not more surface area below it than I remove it. Or if it is getting bushy and needs help increasing airflow. Never removing more than 20% of leaves in any given week. Everyone does it their own way though. I recommend doing some trial and error to find out what works best for you. But if I had to decide on this one I’d say yeah list it go.

Hello.. Hope you are well.. Ive just checked ur dairy and yes they look healthy.. Id personally raise ur ph slowly over the nxt few days so not to shock them and just to b safe wen she start to develop flowers.. Try to keep her around 5.6 - 6.2 in bloom stages.. Different species like different ranges but any around this mark is safe.. Gud luck and stay safe.. 👍

Yes you should defoliate whatever the fan leafs are blocking the light straight on to those buds that would encourage bigger and better flower . hope this information help have a happy grow

Hello.. Hope you are well.. Just bend ur tops ova away from direct light will b ur best n quickest method.. U cud always try getting a heat reflector for ur lamp.. They are worth the money if u dont have the headspace in tent n are easy to clip onto light.. Nit sure on delivery times tho atm.. Stay safe n gud luck.. 👍🍀

I wouldn't look at the pistils (the hairs), but at the trichomes (with a magnifying glass).. they turn from clear, to milky and then to amber. Milky gives more of a head-high, while amber gives more of a body-high.. I personally prefer if about 5 to 10% are amber, while the rest are milky (not clear).. Since you're using hydro, it's sufficient to change the nutrient solution to water 2 or 3 days prior to harvest.. other mediums have to be "flushed" for longer (2 weeks for soil, about a week for coco), but given you're fully swapping the medium/reservoir, there's no real "flush" of the medium necessary.. If you use something like florakleen or flawless finish, then that can help a bit with removing any salt-buildup from the nutrients..