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It looks fairly crispy. Not bad, though. Most newbies overfeed.

Thanks for cluing me in. Blue Himalaya, being an auto, won't take as kindly to being fed as your other girls. It will probably do best with minimal feeding, if fed at all (other than molasses, and maybe magnesium (Epsom salt)). edit: Isn't a Lorax a Dr Seuss critter?

You seem to be overwatering. Don't water until the leaves begin reaching for the light. Let it dry between waterings, but not so much the medium separates from the side of the pot. Molasses will cure your lockout problems, and rebalance things in terms of nutrient uptake. Less is more when...

Your photography is really improving. That top picture, using the reflection, is excellent. Looking good. btw: I'm pretty sure it's herpes.

You're burning your plants with nutes...looks like.

Plants look great, except for the herpes. BTW- If your water has chloramine (chlorine and ammonia) in it, you need to deal with it. It won't dissipate like chlorine alone.

Fascinating.

Leave him alone, UB, he's busy burning down the fields.

You disappeared. Hope you're ok.

Spuzzum and Yesum Sounds like a Vaudeville team.

Rodolfo in Costa Rica? hmmm...I know a Rodolfo in Costa Rica. He has a lodge in Tortuguero. Anyway, welcome to RIU, Rodolfo. Regarding your plant: you need more light. Your buds will disapoint you if you finish with just the light you have now.

They aren't fond on being fed much, usually. Easy on the nutes. More problems are from overfeeding than underfeeding.

Yes, the Vapor Genie can blast you like Magic Flight can't, but both are good.

Acid can etch.

It's been the solution for decades.

The best way to clean a bong is with fizzy denture cleaning tablets. Just fill the bong with water and drop one in. Shortly, rinse it out...presto, spotless.

That's a good point.

When you expand, things are going to get real interesting. You are going about it right, and the CO2 will probably prove a wise investment in the long run. Whose army are you planning to supply?

No guts, no glory... You took the plunge, good work! Leave them be to get their mojo working before you mutilate them further. Once they find a new gear, they will make you proud and glad you topped them. In two weeks you will have well formed plants. Much better than plan B. And your...