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If need be, you can buy the damprid disposable dehumidifiers, and stick one or two in the tent with the fan going. They are pretty cheap.

Looks healthy, sounds like a tasty strain.

Yup, but the end is worth all the time and pain getting there!!! :)

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Damn, way to go, wish I could pull that off a plant!!! Not enough direct sunlight where I'm at :(

And a fun first time trimming until you get 20 mins in, and see how much is left to do, haha. Good job making it to the end!!!

I had similar leaf drop problems in flower until I started adding 1-2 tsp Epsom salt per gallon of water, my plants wanted more magnesium. May not be your problem, but if you didn't supplement with magnesium, it might be worth a try next grow.

Just found this shit a few pages back... God damn it was a funny ass read!!! Everyone kept in good spirits about the mistakes that were made, and I definitely caught myself really laughing. By the way, thenewman187, congrats on at least getting a partial harvest. Oh, and I agree, this is like...

Look great, but I third the sighting of bud rot in the first pic. Cut it out and sanitize the nearby area.

Post up some wildlife cams in discrete spots. They'll take pictures every time something walks by, and most can do day and night photos.

That's F'd!!! Sorry to hear that, looks like you got a decent harvest though it was early.

If you do use nutes (which I don't think you need this early) I would do an eighth strength. They are young and just starting to develop, new growth just forming is usually much lighter green at first and darkens up as it ages. Over the next week or so IMO. You may be wasting some moisture...

The tiny white spots on top of the leaf look like tell tale spider mite damage spots. Without nutrient info and medium/grow info, my best guess on the brown color would be lack of water or over fertilization. Just a guess though.

They look great, let them tell you when they need more nutes. Don't just start feeding them more and more right away. Maybe increase nutes when you transplant to a bigger container or when they show a little lighter green. They don't need a lot yet, but that will change as they get bigger...

I agree, causes osmotic pressure from lack of ions and pretty much sucks nutrients out of the plant/jacks up water content of plant too much.

Keep growing the way you want, experiments are always fun. You don't need weight to have fun. Fuck, I could grow out a male and still have fun. Happy Growing

You could bend it more, but I wouldn't bend it all in one go. Bend a little and let it grow for a day or two and get used to the bend. As long as you don't break the stem you'll be alright. Any your plant has some super interesting mutated leaf serrations going on. Pretty cool looking.

You are about three and ahalfweeks if not about four weeks in, so you should be done dealing with the stretch. Based off your two weeks into flower post on the 20th of December. Lookin good!!!

That humidifier should at least help, give it time to work and don't put it spitting out on electronics like lights and stuff.

I love seeing those stains that turn pretty much black especially at the end!!! She's a fuckin' Beauty!!!