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Those look ready if not over board , also followed up by your trich pics. Also looks like you defoliated and or the plant did starving for food , but your buds looks awesome and flavorful! Enjoy!

Judging by trichomes is not the best method as they ripen and grow daily , but an over-all look of the plant itself is simple to judge as depending on strain , your shouldn't have new hairs growing , unless its known for foxtailing. Lets see some pics of the bud itself.

That is my plan now but in a more elaborate state , but again it all should start at the medium / soil and enhance from there. And FFOF was okay and is okay I'm just at that point where I'm learning and looking for more.

I agree , and your right , a ewc tea and compost tea or whatever is not a fert but a boost in organisms that feed your plant followed by the nutrients they consume and feed the plants and thats all I was trying to achieve was a nice follow up in organic nutrients to go along with the bennie tea...

Thanks for the list , and response. Seems like this happy frog Dry fert consist of alot of those except for the kelps. Just afraid there is more harm in using it as an all-in-one than there will be good , might make a small test batch and see ,smell,and scope how it does.

Morning bump before I start brewing. Should I even mess with it or can someone make me a shopping list of some good additives for both veg and flower?

Looking for some tea specialist and there thoughts on adding a percentage to my 5 gallon ewc mix and or just keep it simple?

Here's a pic of what it consist of.

So about to start a second tea , I have an awesome herd of red wigglers for very long Time! And spent some back breaking hours harvesting the casting , which I have used with great results both topping and teas. Now im trying to refine with some more additives and was thinking this Happy frog...

Awesome love how clean your area always looks.

Lets back it up and drop some more details for a more detailed feedback, alot of factors but yes simple solution mounted vertically/blow hole effect in the top of whatever you housing is.

Inline booster fan.

Your most likely making the same mistakes as most new comers just get started , Not enough light , not enough ventilation , cutting way to early , and the biggest , experience. Its good to start from the bottom sucks in yield and time but you will be more refined as you grow yourself in this...

Yeah I misread , I wouldn't top in flowering and if this is your first grow indoors or whatever I would keep it simple and learn , main thing that will help is air circulation and possibly get desktop fan on ground shooting upwards. And no with an abundance of leaves like you have there , lack...

lol , A great anti-depressant for us normal people. Picks you right up after watching.

Not really many and myself have topped all tops , it would be the same for cloning , yes it will shock her into growing shoots out the sides of where you cut. Also giving a week if that for recovery and another for growth , then remove you pots / risers put a piece of foam or blanket to get...

Oh and here it comes, lol , I would defoliate looks bushy and tight already , when the flowering comes just going to get worse.

yeah top her and turn your singles into doubles , 2 weeks recovery veg and flip.

God it hurts my head to watch such fuck idiots that seems to be just filler per say in this American population economy.

Just recently I changed my cloning medium to peat moss , after reading that cloning solutions main ingredient is acid , it seems to do well all on its own also I do dome but I do not mist that plant. Also heating mat greatly shortens the time it takes to starting spitting roots out.