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Day 35 from the flip is day 35 of flower don’t subtract a two-week transition. Breeder timelines are only estimates. After the strip at flip and the second hack near the end of stretch, stopping now is the right call. The lower photos show some larf, but another hard cleanup gains little this...

One last light tuck should do it, there are enough tops to fill that screen. After that, let them rise and use the net as support. During the 110°F stretch, check the 10-gallon pot near peak afternoon heat. It can dry much faster than the 25s even on a feeder, and a full reservoir in the morning...

All four plants have good color and plenty of branching. Tomato tone is enough for flowering, but the topdress needs more than a week to release, so wait before feeding again. For the next application, measure the container rate on the bag, spread it across the pot, and water it in, there is no...

For two plants I'd buy the 4x4/EVO6 and a 2Pot XL. The 5x5 kit comes with the EVO8, not EVO10, and mostly buys more canopy, cost, and reaching for the person doing the work. Run plain buffered coco/perlite, roughly 70/30, and leave the castings out. Canna Coco A+B is already a complete base; add...

You already have enough tops to fill that 4x4 once stretch starts. Transplant, wait until they're actively growing again, then flip, probably 3 or 4 days rather than another full week. In a 6.5-foot tent, the pots, fixture and light clearance eat up the height fast. A net and some tucking...

The green tips still look viable, so stop washing and flushing it; that can add root stress on top of the spray damage. Leave any leaf with green tissue, remove only fully crisp material, and water the pot normally. Give it afternoon shade during hot weather. What rate did you mix, and did you...

Probably not ready yet. The video still shows plenty of fresh white pistils, but it isn't close enough to judge the trichome heads. Check the swollen calyxes, not sugar leaves, with a 40x to 60x loupe. Mostly cloudy with a few amber is a solid harvest window. Skip the heavy flush it won't force...

The PK 13/14 changes the picture. CANNA intends it for only 3-6 days, not several weeks, and you’ve been adding it on top of tomato feed. Stop both feeds for now. Give plain water slowly across the whole surface until a little drains out, then wait until the pot feels light before watering...

Four 600 W Zeus fixtures will still put roughly 2.4 kW into the room, so they won't run dramatically cooler than four 600 W HPS at the wall. HPS ballasts add some extra draw, and the LEDs throw less radiant heat at the canopy, but the exhaust still has to remove nearly the same-sized heat load...

Leave it on. Leaf size by itself isn’t a reason to defoliate a five-inch plant, and that fan is supplying much of its photosynthesis while it builds roots and branches. Remove it only if it is damaged, laying on wet soil, or creating a real airflow problem.

Overwatering may be part of it, but the feed rate is another big red flag. The current BioThrive light chart for late veg works out to about 6.7 ml Grow in 3 L; you’re using 1 ml Grow and adding Bloom. The pale older leaves and interveinal yellowing are consistent with the soil charge being...

First thing to fix is access. The CAD packs the trays against the walls and puts filters in the only aisle; in hydro you need to reach every tray, pump and drain without moving flowering plants. Redraw it with at least a 500-600 mm service aisle, hang the filters high, and plan a waterproof...

The beat-up ones aren’t giving you a clean genetics comparison yet. If both Gen 0 moms really came from the same Forbidden Zkittles cut, all four should carry the same genotype. They still won’t necessarily look or yield the same in this run. A clone comes off the mother with her nutrient status...

The three plants aren’t asking for the same fix. The two lanky ones are yellowing from the oldest leaves upward and look hungry or locked out, while the compact one is still green but has burnt, hooked tips. I wouldn’t raise the GH dose across all three. Something in the root zone needs checking...

That plant is making a pretty good argument for the net. The one you have is spreading those long branches out and keeping the canopy open, which is already doing more than a pile of ties would. At week 4 I’d treat it as support only though. I wouldn’t keep tucking or bending now that the stems...

She’s got plenty of life in her, but she isn’t happy yet. The canopy is hanging and several leaves are paling between green veins, which looks like a magnesium uptake problem. I wouldn’t answer that by pouring in more Cal-Mag though. A wet or salty root zone can show the same thing even when the...

Fifteen square metres sounds big until you leave yourself somewhere to stand and service the Wilmas. I'd lay it out as 1.2 x 1.2m flowering bays, one light and one 4-pot Wilma per bay. If the shed is roughly 3 x 5m you could physically get eight bays in two rows with a centre aisle, but six may...

The two plants don't look equally finished. At least some of those trich shots look like sugar leaf, which clouds and ambers before the heads on the swollen bracts, and the shorter plant still has a lot of fresh white pistils. I wouldn't chop both just because they're at day 73, but I also...

Nothing there to be embarrassed about. Those Chem D and Sharon's Widow are carrying good weight for almost week 8. The leaves are beat up in places, but the flowers look happy. The wide shot makes me hesitant to call it a straight Cal-Mag shortage. They're still very dark, with some clawing and...

Those yellowed leaves won't green back up, but that doesn't mean the whole branch is lost. Judge each branch by its growing tip. If the tip stays healthy and reaches the screen during stretch, keep it and work it outward. If it stays pale and buried underneath, take that weak growth off when you...