XanHalen

Hey! Love the grow! I’m currently micro grow style, i went with LST and minor pruning of the lowest budsites, when it comes to maturity, my plants are at week 9, and keep in mind your plants are way larger than mine, but maturity wise, my girls at week 9 are looking almost identical to yours at week 11. 15 -20% amber pistils, and a negligible amount of amber trichombs, I found 2 after looking at almost all of both plants. I hope mine continue fattening and end up taking 14 - 15 weeks before trichomes start turning! Sick grow mate!!

That’s fuckin awsome, scored you a quarter by doing nothing but watering a few pots with water every now and then while sitting in a window? Sounds like a win to me LOL

Hey! Happy new year my friend. I love the diary. My Black Muffin are soon finished come by if you have some time to spare. 🎉🎊🎆

@LadyKiller, thanks man! Thanks for reaching out! I hope your grow goes great!

@Spike_KCanG, thank you reaching out! I appreciate all the words of wisdom! Can’t wait to show you all the fruits of my labour lol!

Goodluck growmie, only on second grow myself so I feel you 😅 Your girls look good 😊

HI :) For the first grow, I honestly wouldn't worry too much. You seem to be somewhat well informed already, which will definitely help along the way :) Just let her do her thing and grow. Watch her and take notes. That's kinda what these diaries are for! Your first few grows are going to be part of a learning process and mistakes will be made. Get to know your plant and the strain. To get to your other questions, I would leave the fans leaves be and keep tucking them, until your plant is bigger and can afford to lose the bigger fan leaves. For now, your plant needs photosynthesis. To do that, it needs leaves. Secondly, if your plant was just recently flipped, removing the lower nodes now could stress her even more. Remember, she is producing new hormones and having to move new nutrients (P and K). Let her do her thing another week or so and then remove the lower nodes and foliage, if that was what you intended to do. Just like a human, plants need time to work through new situations. It's best not to rush her. Hope this helps :)