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Over-watered and over-fed. What was the original media, before you started adding worm castings?

Is this plant an auto or a photoperiod?

Burned tips, with the burn running down the edges...looks overfed to me. Runoff ppms higher than input supports that.

100% cloudy on the bud trichomes is max THC potency. As more and more trichomes turn amber, they're maturing and making secondary cannabinoids. THC potency falls, but you get other effects. How far you let that go is a matter of personal preference. I never chop before at least 100% cloudy...if...

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Another vote for too much light. Edge curl and twist are both signs that the leaves are contorting so they don't have to process as much light as they're being given.

I train low and wide, and flip when I see 50-60% floor coverage. I'd wait a bit. Maybe a week or so.

Once all the trikes are at least cloudy, I'd harvest it.

I continue veg nutes through the first week of flower, and then taper the mix more toward P and K as the stretch finishes.

To truly dial in a perpetual grow, you might eventually want to move to photoperiod plants. Much more control, both in terms of when they flower and what genetics are in them.

They're making buds. My guess is they're done stretching.

Taco-ing, edge curl, and interveinal yellowing all suggest too much light to me.

In general, I think good home-grown beats dispo bud for the reasons you ask about, but to me, those aren't even the main advantages of growing your own. Home-grown also offers: The opportunity to run longer-flowering varieties. Most commercial growers won't run a 14-week haze in space that can...

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Might be guttation.

They both look over-watered to me, based on leaf texture, thickness, and plant shape. The finger test isn't the best way to gauge when to water in OF and HF. In those soils, I water slowly to saturation, only when the pots are very light in weight. That usually takes between a quarter and a...

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Once the stretch is done, if you can't see the floor from above, something is going right. 😁 Nice work!