Gold leaf

Hi there! Well most important rule is to give her the right balance of nutrients in every stage of growth. If/when you know the right balance you can play with the strenght of the nutes to either give little bit less or more to see how she reacts but still don't give too much anythiung but find the right balance for all nutes. LIGHT LIGHT and LIGHT. When the seedling grows bigger she can handle more light and basically the more you give the more she grows but there is and upper limit to this too and if you want to go above that you need to provide extra CO2 for the girl. When the CO2 level in the atmosphere is 1500PPM (Normally in house it is 300-800 depending on family size, house airflow etc etc.) the plants have max photosynthesize rate at temps of 30C and they can handle higher light intensities (PPFD) and therefore they will grow faster and bigger and drink more and use more nutes etc. There is also liquid seaweed (flowerin booster(Root booster) and mychorhizza and beneficial bacteria to help your grow. Keep it simple and stable and don't over feed and I think she will be one big and good plant!!

Hey Growmie, You can switch to the flowering stage as soon as the plant has established a solid root system. In optimal conditions, plants should be kept in their vegetative stage for approximately 60 days or at least 12" inches if space is an issue. This time period should give the plant the opportunity to maximize yield and acclimatize to growing conditions. Hopefully, I answered your question and remember ..."Happy Growing" and "Free your mind one puff at a time".