Ever use tomato cages trousers? I noticed in your one pic you have some shoots that look to be a good 6" above the canopy. Those tomato cages are nice to just tuck shoots like that under. I believe it has to do with the plants auxins and what determines the merristem(s), but when you tuck them under the lower branches shoot up very quickly and give you a nice even canopy.I bought a pair of $15 sunglasses that are made for hps lights.
I take pictures through them with the HPS lights on and they come out pretty good.
Cell phone pic through my HPS glasses.
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Banana Kush x Blue Dream
This one sucks nutes and is a bit light colored. I hit it with some tea that day and it has regained some of its color.
I'll be trying out a new tea mix soon.
both plants are at 15 days flowering in the pictures
If you time it just right, I can get you in to play with some lion cubs, perhaps some tigers
Ok they're not from here but still awesome.
If you ever do come over I have you covered with a beach-house for a while though 
Know I am jumping the gun here but ol' Gandalf will probably only be awake in 6 hours or so taking time zones into account... But I'd say: Read the ENTIRE thread mate. Some very good ones are discussed and are there with full instructions. You won't be sorry you did, tons of excellent info dropped all over the show. And Rrog's alfalfa tea works like steroids for plants from all reports
Great post, and points Gandalf. I too find myself in this situation at times. I really try to get what the girls will need it that soil, but find some are heavier eaters than others, but don't want to burn many providing for one. My Green Poison just recently did this to me, and i went with some Botanicare, Nitrex I think it is, and an all around Bloom tea as well. I've been pretty busy, and would have maybe done things differently if i had more time, but it worked like a charm. The Green Poison is finishing up great, and has faded almost perfectly since. I'll probably do a flush on her which I usually avoid, but her bubblegum smell tells me that I should be doing this methodically. Her flowers were already a little fluffy so I thought I didn't have anything to lose there, but she's since plumped right up, and got quite dense for me. Hope this helps bro. Peace, Love, and Light
AMAZING!!!Sure thing. Since you are in the HF I would wait a month to feed anything at all. Just give them plain water at a ph of 6.4-6.6. After a month you can give them some teas but I would keep these very simple since it is your first time using them. Since you will still be in veg at the time of your first tea I would give them the Alfalfa tea that Hamish and Rrog mentioned. There are so many great tea and soil recipes in these threads. I can't tell you enough to keep things very simple. I would get yourself a bag of the FFOF and another of the HF ASAP. I want you to cook these bags for as long as you can in the next month before the upcanning. I was taught this by a friend named Prosperian here on RIU. This will help get the soil alive for you so when you do upcan things will go smoother. I would recommend at the time of cooking to begin we water the soils with a nice tea to get things going in the soil. There is so much to pick up in these threads. Great guys who share. Some excellent info. I would recommend hanging around these two threads for awhile and post up what is going on in your grow as things progress. Teas will help you but you/we need to come up with a plan to incorporate them into your grow or we may cause damage from not using them right.
With the FF soils we can build a layered approach. The plants will go in the container touching only the HF at first. Right under the HF layer will be a combo layer of the HF and OF. The last layer will be the OF alone to tap into when the roots are stronger and the plants are bigger and can handle to OF. This is only the start. After you are comfortable with things this way you can move on to mixing your own soil and so on. It could end up with you never buying soil again and just reusing the soil over and over all the while getting better results along the way. Take your time too. This takes time to get the hang of. I assure you this way works. Ask any questions at all. This is a great group. I am glad you are here. Take care.
Alfalfa
Alfalfa is often grown to improve poor or depleted farmlands. Being a legume it fixes Nitrogen in the soil and the root system is massive and goes very deep into the sub-soil - deeper than other legumes and certainly deeper than most domesticated tree crops. This helps to break-up the soil structure allowing greater aeration and water movement in the root zone.
Plus it's up there with kelp meal, comfrey, stinging nettles and other bionutrient accumulators. If used correctly, as in the correct amount, it can add a lot to your garden's plants...
A combination of kelp meal & alfalfa tea is one that I use on a regular basis in the veg cycle and especially a few days after transplanting - it's like steroids.
1 cup of alfalfa meal (pellets) with 1/4 cup kelp meal to 5 gallons of water - bubble for 24 hours or so. This is the strength for watering the soil and dilute that 1:1 with water for a foliar spray.
I do use alfalfa meal for making teas and then the material is then run through worm bins which is what I also do with kelp & neem meals. Even after making a tea approximately 50% of 'the stuff' remains so it's not worthless by any means.
-CC
Here is the direct link to the thread it came from. Read Rrog's whole thread. It will help you more than I can put into words. It is full of great links.
https://www.rollitup.org/michigan-patients/583341-so-who-here-growing-true-99.html
Hope all is well on your end and keep smokin 
Thanks for that man. It was my lazy way for a small grower to have the benefits of a super soil without the large shopping list, complicated ratios, and excessive amount of leftovers. One bag of soil for each plant thrown into a plastic tub with water. Pretty easy and hard to mess up.
Maybe teas or sup feeds could help. I felt like I was on the line with three of the four strains. Basically, anything more than what the soil was providing would cause Nitrogen toxicity. I have signs on the leaves that I'm pushing about as far as I can go. I did some math and for my 2' x 3' grow space I am running 1.9 grams per watt. Basically, I have tripled my efficiency by going LED. I'm confident that I will end up with over 10 oz. from the closet grow, that's pretty respectable for the space, I guess?
It seemed logical to me. The soil supposedly has all this micro business going on in there. I don't want to add something that isn't already in the mix. If anything, after four or five weeks the soil is just running out of what was working before. That's why I thought, hmmm, I will just add more of it as a top dressing. Not like I don't have it already lying around "cooking" for 60 plus days.
Thank you, I couldn't think of the word polarized earlier. My old lady has shipped books, and all kinds of goodies around the world, and to 3rd world countries who you probably didn't think gets mail. I bet I could get you a pair of sunglasses bro. Seriously, I could find a pair for a couple bucks, and would spend more sending em to you, LOL. I would love to do it if you would want some quicker than waiting for your doc or something. Let me know, completely not a problem. I find mine to be quite indispensable. Peace love, and Happiness.
I think that your statement to have the discipline to do nothing cannot be emphasized enough. I see overwatering destroying great grows all the time. What the hell is up with that?