1stGrow-Cheese & Super Lemon Haze Autos

Start of week 6 - -things are looking great (I think anyways haha) -cheese is in solid flower mode and super lemon haze is slowly coming into it. I think the break last week may have slowed it down a bit, but they both look super healthy. -having the exhaust fan is such a huge change. The AC Infinity Cloudline is great. It's so nice to not have to constantly be checking temp and humidity levels. Day 36 - fed them both 4 cups of nutrient cocktail this morning. They're starting to drink faster. I let them go for 3 days and they were sad drooping when I checked in this morning, so the watering schedule will have to be adjusted moving forward. Day 40 - Feeding every other day now, so they each had another 4 cups of nutes. Based on their growth patterns, the super lemon haze is either stunted or it will have a longer grow time than the cheese. Hopefully the latter, but either way, they are both still growing fast. They have pretty much filled the perimeter of the tent at this point, so they can only grow up now. Day 41 - Exhaust Was having humidity issues, so the exhaust fan is now in the tent, pushing air out of the carbon filter, which is outside of the tent. I plan to bring the carbon filter into the tent at some point as well, when I get a chance, as I think pulling air through it before it hits the fan will be easier on the fan in the long run. Continuing on with humidity, I'm switching to a 24hr schedule with the exhaust fan to keep moisture levels down. The plants are filling all 4 sides of the tent, so I want to stay ahead of any problems that could come from too much moisture in the coming weeks. Light Some of the leaves looked like they may be stressing from the light a bit, so I moved it up an inch. Still some room to go up if I need to as they continue to grow. Super lemon haze stem break update She had a bit of a slow week, but it looks like the stem has healed, the stress period is over and I think I may have accidentally supercropped (lol whoops!). Excited to see how things develop. Fingers crossed.