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What a beautiful holiday , I live in a legal state ........ And I no longer smoke . I haven't smoked in three years now .

Nothing to worry about . Just don't tell the plants .

Don't cut the fox tails off . That's smokeable . If you do , just dry them separate and still cure .

She doesn't look too thin . If you have time , I would probably cut a good size clone by topping the main branch about 4 or 5 nodes down . This will help her branch out and give you a nice clone to help start your next crop .

She looks like she is recovering well . Don't worry about how much you will harvest . Any smokable amount will be a plus considering what she has been thru . Just learn from this grow . May your next harvest go even better . Good luck .

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Bummer. They are gone. Time to start a fresh crop. Lesson learned.

Dan , check out my sig . I show how easy it is to grow in rockwool . Way easier than you might think .

lol , That's my wife's hand holding bud for the pic . Bud is from one of my FLO girls . I use a 600W HPS . Plants are grown in a 4" Rockwool cube on top of a 6" Rockwool block in a flood and drain system that I built myself . I use GH nutes .

Here's one of my colas next to a 1 liter bottle .

Me and my Blueberry .

Crop looks ready to chop . It's ok if they look a little light for the first crop . You have a smokeable harvest . You will learn more and more with every crop . The big , fat braggable colas will come . Have fun learning . Remember , you don't have to impress anyone but yourself .

I don't know if it makes a difference . I usually turn the lights off on the morning of harvest day and start chopping and trimming along with my morning coffee . Because I work day shift , harvest is always done on a Saturday morning . Just the way I have always done it . For those newbies just...

lol , love this new thread . I'm 52 years young with 5 grandkids . Gracefully grey .

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really isn't a bad thing . Just not good to look at . Makes you feel like something isn't going right . The block covers are cheap and can be reused over and over . Just wash them when you start a new crop . I have been using the same batch of covers for years .

I also would NOT mix different brands . I would finish using what you have and then change to the new nutes . What good is it if you save a few dollars on your nutrients but you lose it on your harvest ? A poor harvest or lost harvest could be more costly .

I agree with using ONA . I would get a jar of ONA . Drill a few holes in the lid and place in basement . You can get LINEN scent and your basement will just smell like fabric softener . The stuff works miracles. A jar will last for 8 to 12 weeks . A complete flowering cycle .

I would switch plants to FLO or something from the Skunk family .

Thanks Dog , if you have any questions , hit me up .