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Oh no! That sucks Funky. Well do what you gotta
Glad you got it taken care of, if I'm reading that right.
As far as yield goes, I'm growing for only one person. And Mr. Rookie isn't an overly demanding patient. For my very first grow, I was going for 2 joints, which I think I'll have. No starry eyed dreams of pounds on my vey first run. I don't even have a scale. Weight isn't what I'm measuring. I'm judging success by a very simple pass fail metric. Enough meds to see me through the next grow. Run A should hold me until run b is ready. Run b until run c. I do that I'm good. If I have enough to help out some friends here and there, great. But that's not what I'm going after.
I know I'm selling myself short. That was a conscience decision on my part for 2 reasons. First, from all my reading, I've learned that growing isn't hard but there's a few things you must get right. Reading and questions and common sense had helped a great deal there but i don't want to fall into the trap of hubris. Second, there are 2 kinds of surprises in life; good and bad. By lowering expectations so much, I feel I'm setting myself up for good. Either i did what i thought or i did better than expected. I can find encouragement in meeting or exceeding expectations. mate selling yourself short ment you gonna kill it there! you gonna get baby arms you are doing better than you realise big up
The autos were to have something while I grow phenos. The height, well, that was a product of research. Diesels stretch and with limited headroom I read and read about limiting stretch and all. Then it was like, oh ok. They staying around a foot. I was stressing over what turned out to be nothing. But I'm guessing that's a common rookie mistake. And if its not, please lie to me lol.
Even before you replied to the pictures, I kicked up the nutes from half to 3/4 because flushing a hempy is isn't hard enough to be called easy. So I figured kick it up a notch and if I have to flush I flush. If I have to raise lights I raise lights.
Part of the challenge of being a rookie gardener is the development of second nature. You wonderful people here, Funky here in this thread, Six String helping me with the lights and tent setup, and everyone else who've offered advice or even liked posts (which I've (possibly erroneously) taken to be a thumbs up or simple "good job"). You all have made this easier for me. My hope is later on as I go through the bumps and hiccups of a rookie grower I can help others who will be where I am now.