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I have been having an ongoing problem with my ladies being pollinated. I am pretty quick to catch it and usually just cut the tops that have turned. Really early on ( 3 weeks into flower) I am seeing the pistils turn brown and preliminary seed formation again. I am woking with stable genetic...

I second the too many nutes comment. Simplify and fill the space. For ladies that small, you could have a few more there. Def need to veg longer and train them to bush with stakes.

Coco is great for sure but I have run into a few problems with excess salts. make sure you rinse before you put little ones in. More established bigger plants can handle it.

I use Biocanna and have the best looking tastiest plants I have ever grown. The bioboost supplement that is intended to accompany it is essential.

gnatty Gnats don't seem to do much damage in my experience. Unless you have a major infestation I wouldn't worry too much about it. just gets some sticky traps.

pm baking soda and water has been known to work on PM. There are plenty of good products out there, Serenade works. Not sure on the ratios for the baking soda. maybe someone else knows???

mites Bombs for me have seemed ineffective as certain mites have become resistant to pyrethren( p). I have used a bunch of different sprays and coverage seems to be the most important factor. mite-rid worked well for me as does azutrol containing products. Don't delay, they will take over in...

I say definitely trim them up pretty well. I do it multiple per cycle. Once when flowering is initiated and then a month in. Some don't prune at all, but it depends if you want to trim little small buds with little density. Blue dream is super resilient and seems to like a good prune!!

Yes on the calmag when using coco. I always dp slightly less than recommended on the bottle:)

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