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that's good for you but unfortunately, that's not the same with every genetic or strain.

I'm just giving the guy what he asked for. I simply recommend this one because I know this scale works well for its price point and wouldn't recommend getting anything cheaper.

Those things will last forever. Use a tray or small bowl next time. Tare out the tray wight before use.

The cheapest AWS scale you can find imo. Here's a cheap one from a USA seller on eBay...

Fox farm soil is too hot for seedlings. Should've started them in something without nutes, or lined the bottom with fox farm and top half with a normal organic potting soil. Don't stress, it's possible they will pull through. If they are auto..... They will most likely die

Anywhere from 8 to 10 weeks after being put into flower.

She's frosty

Looking good for some bag seed.

Quick pic update.

Obviously you didn't read anything... What are you talking about....?

Ever hear there's more than one way to skin a cat... Both methods will work. I believe jipsy is under the impression that I only use nutes every water. He probably read over quickly and missed where I mentioned how I water.

I'm curious to know your method if you wouldn't mind quickly and briefly going over it. I'll try it out. I just do it the way I was thought and it works just fine with no burns or deficiency. Didn't mean to work you up. If the medium is wet for five days, how do you feed that week if you start...

To each is own. I find to have more control this way. Not literally a cup, but I like for it to dry within two days in order to feed twice a week and fit a water to leach within the schedule.

The bottom yellowing is just nature taking its course. Everything looks fine. Nothing major to worry about. Like Indacouch mentioned, use a bigger pot. More roots bigger girl's. At least five gallon.

Hopes this helps. Good luck

What kind of coco are you using? I ask because I noticed you not mentioning rinsing the Coco, but if it's buffered there's no need for rinse.

I know the feeling. I questioned every spot and any yellowing any purple stem. Just remember these girls are very resilient. They are not as fragile as you think. Just don't over feed. Under feeding would be better if anything. Eventually you'll find your favorites strains and stick with them...

There is no need to drench your pots every water or feed. I only drench every two weeks with water/ Humic, fulvic, kelp mix with molasses. How much water are you using?

Good to know. Thanks

Exactly! The safety pins are for lst