Jack Herer in a Hazelbox

so how I like to grow regardless of strain is to train my canopy super low and flat with lots of lst. this helps fill out my tent and maintain a low height for the eventual stretch in flower. I don't top any more but have nothing against doing so, its a very valid way to easily train a flat canopy. so my suggestion is to keep tying branches down and force the plant to grow horizontally until you fill about 75% of your horizontal grow space you plan to fill up. once you hit 75% flip them to flower and keep training them down as they stretch until you fill your horizontal space and then let them gain some height. doing it that way I wind up with nice short bushy plants that leave me plenty of vertical space in my grow and still give really great yields. being on week 2 you still have at least another couple weeks to go before you come close to filling your horizontal space. dont forget if they get too tall in flower you can keep tying them down and if you really need to you can top them during stretch. topping in flowering isnt ideal but it works in pinch.

hey there, shiny leafs that are "too green" is classic nitrogen excess, probably just one big load with extra N in it. The good news that with bio tabs you're not really feeding that often so the situation should eventually regulate itself. Just a minor stress, it's not a big deal during the vegetation phase. Hope this helps ! 🚀

Hi there! She looks beautiful and it depends on what you want from her. If you let all the branches grow you will fill the space more efficiently and you will have more but smaller buds and if you cut them all the energy goes to those main colas only and you will have little bit less but bigger and denser buds. I'd say don't cut anything at this point and fill the whole area with tops and you will get good yield out of this! Just remember to lollipop too!

The important thing is that the grow room is well ventilated in every corner. If there is a stagnation of air, with high humidity there is a danger of mold. I am always in bloom at 50/60% humidity

You should check VPD chart There is optimal temperature/humidity ratios But when it is said that you should have 50%RH atleast I understand it that your temps are in optimum range. When there is too much heat you should add more humidity too for the plants to stat happy and colder you lower humidity to prevent mold etc.

Hi there! Could be genetics related mutation or to my eye it looks just like tobacco mosaic virus. Should be just cosmetic thing tho!

Hi! Don't kill them! They arew looking good so maybe the virus is not that aggressive on your plant. Just remember that viruses can spread from plant to plant so when handling this girl, wash verything before handling another to prevent it from spreading. Hopefully it wont come again on future grows!

Бро, приветствую! У тебя недостаток магния. Его могли спровоцировать переизбыток аммония азота, хлора и кальция.Но магний должен покидать растение с середины цветения и поэтому тебе не стоит переживать, ты уже приближаешься к урожаю! 👌😇👍