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ProMix HP, 5 gallon fabric bags and Mega Crop one part. Currently @ 5g/4L. Herbies Seeds. Cheers

This grow I'm going with a more traditional approach ;) I top above the fifth node and as the lower branches grow I tie them down to grow horizontally until the plant is 20" wide. About half way there I cut off the first and second nodes. Then I flip to flower. These plants (in an...

My oldest 1L jar is a year and a half old, checked it last week. Good as new ! Food Saver Vacuum sealer kit Cheers

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I've found it depends on the size of the pot. My original 3 gallon bags are 11" W x 9" H, 4L virtually no run off. New bags 9" W x 11" H, ~10 % run off with the same amount of water ! Cheers

Geez, it takes what it takes. I'm on my 3rd (?) version of bags, they are all slightly different and do not hold exactly 3 gallons. Measure your water and keep adding until you get the run off you want. Done. I would be looking at what ppm's are you feeding ? Salt buildup at 4 weeks is...

I'm using ProMix HP straight out of the bale. When I was using 3 gallon fabric bags a gallon of feed/water would barely produce any run off. What you are doing wrong is fully watering before the plants are ready. You should only be giving as much as they can use in three or four days...

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Greetings @SaHt420 It's helpful to add what day above ground they are, by my calculations you're at day 79 ! They look relatively happy but the bottom yellow leaves indicate to me they are a bit hungry. I missed the part about what day you flipped to flower ? And I have to say it ;)...

Pizza from scratch. Pepperoni, mozzarella, spicy Italian sausage, honey ham and brown mushrooms ! Cheers

Pork tenderloin stir fry.... Cheers

Very easy but it helps to have a Kitchen Aid mixer with the attachments ;) Cheers

Tomato sauce, spaghetti, meat balls, ravioli and garlic toast. All from scratch ! Cheers

Herbies Seeds, transplanted @ day 14.... Cheers

My traditional New Years wonton soup, from scratch ! Cheers

Mega Crop one part is still less than half the cost of the Maxi series. And in a comparison grow I was using roughly the same amount of each... Just saying ;) Cheers

You would be surprised at how much "stress" a plant can handle ;) I don't see the need "to cut the end off", just bend it/them over and let it be. Once you get over your reluctance to mess with the normal growth of a plant, the world opens up to possibilities. One of these methods is...

I just gently pull the highest tops over and tie them to a lower point on the stem. The end will start to grow up again but instead of one large bud, the lower bud sites will also start to grow up. The end result harvest wise is the same but with an even canopy... Maybe even a bit better...