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Tough choice. Both look 🔥. Can I toke before I vote? Lol

You can harvest the tops for your cloudy trichomes and let the bottom grow another 3-6 days for you edibles.

The bottom pictures are from a few weeks ago, the top pictures are yesterday. Trichomes are almost filled in. Don't want to let them turn amber so I'm aiming for next weekend.

My ladies are almost ready

Goodbye

Gonna need those fat stems to support those fat buds and all that weight!

Looking good. Good luck

Google Dr. Bruce Bugbee

Google Dr. Bruce Bugbee.

Make sure to give them enough space and don't crowd your ladies at the plant site. If growing outdoors a good rule is 24" apart. Good luck

You just want to keep dust balls and hair off your plant. Nothing fancy because she likes the CO2 you're exhaling. Good luck

I would bring the lights down closer around 22" but no closer. Do not want to stress your girls. Also try bumbing veg up to 75% maybe 80% and wait a day or 2 just to see how she reacts. Always check the instructions that come with your lights.

Any hepa filter you can either fabricate or fit into the vent openings. Do not use a charcoal filter. It will remove vital CO2 from the plants.

Hey Lukejanewalker, looks like heat stress or light burn in the early stage. Make sure your ventilation is exchanging the proper amount of air and your lights are at least 20-28" during seedling growth. Hope it helps and happy growing.

Hope it works.

Hey Jaimars your ladies are looking AMAZING! I would give it another few days until they're cloudy and then harvest.

Hey big bud, looks like Calcium deficiency. Try a little Cal Mag. You can get it off Amazon or local hydro store.

Maybe raise them higher or possibly find a dimmer knob you could install. If there is a light on the humidifier see if you can't put tape or cover the light. When the ladies need darkness, any foreign light can disrupt their cycle and the outcome could be a hermaphrodite or even turn completely...

Looks like an Aphid.