Week 4 flower

Congratulations on the progress with your Biscotti Mintz plants from Barney's Farm! It's great to hear that you're seeing good growth and have hope for a decent yield. Here are a few considerations regarding your setup and the potential addition of bag seed plants: Lighting: Increasing the light intensity to 300 watts for your plants is a good move, especially during the flowering stage when they require more light to develop dense buds. Make sure to monitor your plants closely for any signs of light stress, such as leaf curling or bleaching, and adjust the light height or intensity if needed. Space Management: If you're concerned about overcrowding due to limited space, it's essential to consider the needs of each plant and their potential for growth. Evaluate the size of your current plants and the available space in your grow area. If you believe adding more plants will further crowd the space and negatively impact airflow and light penetration, it may be best to avoid adding additional plants. Bag Seed Plants: Before deciding to move bag seed plants into your grow space with the 220-watt light, consider the growth stage of these plants and their light requirements. If the bag seed plants are in the vegetative stage and can benefit from additional light, moving them to the space with the 220-watt light could be a viable option. However, if they're already in the flowering stage, they may not reach their full potential with reduced light intensity. Balancing Resources: Take into account the resources you have available, including space, light, nutrients, and time. Ensure that you can effectively manage the needs of all plants in your grow space without compromising their health or final yield. Consider factors such as plant spacing, training techniques (e.g., pruning, topping), and nutrient management to optimize growth and maximize yields. Ultimately, the decision to move additional plants into your grow space depends on your specific circumstances and goals. Prioritize providing optimal growing conditions for your existing plants to maximize their potential yield, and carefully assess whether adding more plants will enhance or detract from your overall results. Regular monitoring and adjustment of your growing environment will help you achieve the best possible outcome for your Biscotti Mintz plants. Good luck with your grow, and feel free to provide updates or ask further questions as needed!