XG_Jack

@XG_Jack, Almost every thing you said I have been doing to some degree. I have followed floraflex's feeding schedule to a T.. as I didn't want to go wrong and mess anything up. I also use 2g of recharge per gallon every watering and I feed every watering. I did flush lightly, like 8 pints or so with only tap water ph to 5.8 and I had some recharge in it. I lowered the ppms to normal 900-1100. So I fed yesterday and they seem to have come back really well. I will try the half strength or 3/4 and see what they like best. I realize each cultivar is different as well and I'm running 4 different ones so I'm just happy their alive and not dead hahday. I guess I have used lst very lightly I bend tops and branches down multiple times a day, u bought some of that green flexible wire and I can't work with it. Maybe if I had pots with holes to use for anchors but not these pots. Thank you for all the insight and advice it's greatly appreciated fam. If I get a Oz per plant I'm winning. Especially with the light failures I had during seedling stage. Anything I get is a W... I have also gained valuable knowledge and experience and that's always a W too. Thanks again!

@DoughHead, I checked out your plants. We both grow the same way with a coco/perlite mix. I see this is your first grow, you’re actually doing awesome from the looks of your pics. Your plants look great. As far as the sour stomper, you’re def high on PPMs. It’s easy to get carried away when you’re starting. I did it too, and we run into lockout or nute burn sometimes. I typically never take my coco grows over 900ppm, with some genetics needing a little higher sometimes 1100-1200. If I remember correct sour stomper was happiest between 6-800ppm even in flower. I will recommend a few pointers in coco with autos if you’re open to them. A big benefit of coco is you can flush it out quickly by using plain water PH around 5.8 and in 3 gallon it won’t take long. You’ll have a lot of salt buildup around 2400 and that flush will get it out. It’s just like emptying a hydro container and refilling it with the right mix after that. It’s best to water in those lower ppm ranges daily and til 10-20% runoff. This also cleans the old salts. Don’t be afraid to throw in a plain phd 5.8 watering every 14 days as well with some extra runoff. There is a product called Real Growers Recharge. It’s a great addition to a coco grow and I highly recommend it. Instead of giving nutes every day you can swap every other with this and you will see improvements in deficiencies and better roots and growth. Less is really more with autos in nutes. Half strength recommended on bottle usually is all you need. When I have deficiencies this stuff is kinda like an antibiotic. It fixes a lot of things for you. There is one exception though and that’s calmag. Coco competes with the plant and retains some of your cal/mag. I go full dose on cal mag only. The final thing is LST will give you much more weight and once you get comfortable with it you can really shape your plants for even canopies without a trellis net. I lollipop autos as well but not as much or as high up as I do with photos. Anything close to the coco I pull, but I’ll keep those small bud sites that are up off the coco, especially if you’re LSTing you will still get good weight on the lowers. Like I said great plants so far. Really impressive for a first time grower. Best of luck the rest of the way.

@XG_Jack, I am in 3g so I will definitely try bigger pots. I want to do a self watering system with 5g or bigger pots. Idc the shape.. but I gotta come up with something.. those 5g buckets are easy to turn into self watering so I may try that. But thanks for your insight and recommendations on 7g I'll definitely try it mate. Have a great day!

@XG_Jack, I wish I could add photos.. they are 40 days from seed today and 20in tall and other I'd 19.5.. they seem to be over fed, slight yellow tips and high runoffs. The smaller one has bigger and faster producing buds. But both have amazing structure and buds for their first week in flower. I'm so excited. And he'll yeah on the 6oz gosh I would die if I got that on them. If I didn't mention it before, I'll mention it now.. I've seen half lb on sour stompers. YouTube Search "Somehighguy" and find his sour stomper grow. Holy shit they was growing past the lights. He grows in those Rockwood blocks

@DoughHead, hey thanks, really appreciate that! I ran this again and got just over 6oz the second time. I think 8 is def doable. I lazily LST’d this one meaning I wasn’t as frequent at taming the regrowth as I typically am. It kept the plant smaller than where I’m more attentive like my 3 bears grow. Everyone loved this smoke I gave it to. I will say with mephistos, I’ve had the best results using a 7 gallon round stuffed into a square milk crate and LSTing around it. 5 gallon was a little small and a lot of roots showed through the bottom early. I think 7 gallon with coco is just about perfect to get the best out of their genetics as far as weight. Whatever weight you end up harvesting, expect it to be spectacular though. Happy growing my friend!

Great grow. Hoping mine turn to our as good or better. Day 39 from seed and one is 19.5 inches other is 18.5.... like 10 tops on each and continues to grow. Starting to bud decently now. Fingers crossed. I'm shooting for 8oz for both. Great job on yours tho Def try LST they seem to love it. I've documented my grow extremely well. Every picture is labeled with the strain and it's day from seed. Good luck on the next one, have a good one growmie

@EvolutionGrowsX, sorry for the delay responding. I run 18/6 with autos. I think they like a little rest. Seemed to get better root mass and plants than the 20/4 I was running before.

@XG_Jack, thanks, I heard it tastes like cotton candy :)

She's looking great. I haven't grown this yet but love the name of it. It's on my list. Good luck through flower

@Ned_Schneebly, thank you buddy

@StarLorr, thanks a lot! :)

Good luck friend

Good luck with your new grow 👊🏻😃

@Seedsman, thank you for the kind words, and always a pleasure to grow your cultivars!