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Most likely yes. MJ loves Nitrogen and most soil will not have enough. Wait till the plant tells you it needs more.

Bad ass clip, thx

Probably 3 weeks, looks good.

Check the back side of the leaf for bugs, look close, they can be small.

I agree, my reply was more to butter face saying the top of the plant is all that needs light. If you want to trim half your plant and throw it back under the light for two weeks it will produce something on the lower branches, sure, but it still seems like you are trying to fix the problem of...

I hate this game. Nobody ever comes back to tell what they actually harvest. My guess 4-6 oz

If the bottom bud gets no light it will produce shit. As simple as that.

Please stop giving out bad advice. Thanks

What type of soil. It. Looks like nute burn to me.

What's up man, you doin it big outdoors this year. Long time no hear my friend. I might be in your neck of the woods soon. We should puff down on the commons. Peace

The pic in my avatar is only one 400 w on a light mover in a 3 x 8 ft closet.

Over 24 years

Nope. A good system runs it's self. I might take some time to get it there but that is experience. Most of the rooms I have run turn into a very systematic thing. Every week the same steps. You know something is wrong when that system gets out of wack.

What type of system you running?

I ran three Dutch trays ( long rectangles) on 3 separate reservoirs, in a flood system. I was harvesting every 3 weeks under 1 light in a 4x4 tent. Coco was pretty stable ph wise for me. One good soak in ph'ed water set them straight before a plant even hit the mat.

Grow room indoors means holes in wall. Not too many ways around this with high output lights, sorry

I used coco a lot , I did not like how the roots liked to go to the bottom only and not really grow "in" the medium. I did get a lot of good harvests out of it though.

Three feet is good for the first few days the move it closer. I would go down to 2 feet and see how it goes.

Just chill, you probably are slightly over watering them, they look good though.