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Lots of pics here. This is one of my faces, dripping with goodness

So, lots of Qs. High frequency fert can easily lead to a bit of overwatering, especially early to mid veg. The plant will get a bit droopy in mid veg...thats ok Fungus gnats too...that's ok, they dont hurt and will go away when you reduce the water a little and/or the plant rockets off growth...

I dont us e fabric pots with coco. Coco grows are very hard to drown once the plant gets to a decent size...high frequency fertigation is the gold standard with coco.

Well you've already flipped. You can unflip and recover but you'll end up with a rather too large plant for that space. Extra N now won't hurt but Id be winding it back come week 3 or 4 after flip. PS. N can be in a form that flowers love..eg, mag nitrate, pot nitrate, cal nitrate, etc. Edit...

It does look a bit light on N

The issue I have here is half the town can now smell when I grow and they all know it's me....im fucked.

Lazy is the go. Looks like you flipped in time to avoid the jungle effect in that space. Nice

Don't dry it out. And never let it dry out when growing, unless it is harvest time. Soil grows are very different to coco grows. A coco grow is technically a hydro grow most of the time. The coco just holds the plant up and gives the roots and nutes somewhere to do their magic. pH management...

Buy the bags. Flush it with a calmag mixture pH6.0 till it runs clear. Done. Add perlite if growing autos for a quick start . If vegging for 60 days or more I wouldnt add perlite but some do. You dont need it for photos.

I use spider farmer and mars hydro. Both are good. Wait for the sales..some big savings can be had along with discount codes

Best strain was from a breeder on here, sour deisel x something or other. He has a few very good ones. The breeders on here are awesome.

Coco is my choice for indoors. Id use soil outdoors though. I used soil exclusively outdoors for 30 years and coco indoors for the past 5 years. Coco is better for yields indoors, without question. Also better for pests. Go with those nutes for coco.

Hi @Wheels1974 and welcome Please take the time to post pics and not links as many will not click links especially from a new member. Ive been growing outdoors for 30 years and the last 5 indoors using automation as I was away from my grow a week at a time and had to solve that issue...yeah...

Really good pics come about from growing awesome buds. The sparkly effect from low humidity around 40% will give you the most trichomes for that effect and the camera flash will help. The top two pics are with lights on the bottom two lights off. Excessive trichomes will also cause the sugar...

My secret lair

This is how I store mine. Lasts for years. Wide mouth mason jars. ​​This is in my basement and it's cold down there. I also have about 6 boxes filled with bud and a couple of trim and behond these I have a dry area, currently two plants hung there for edibles Space is not an issue. Its...

I had exactly the same problem with exactly that strain from Franklin I had to tape all its nodes. Some completely broke off and I saved, others I couldn't. Natural the manifold went to shit but its buds were the best...a1 dank as and knock you for 6

I have a pretty well sealed grow room with excellent climate control but have to changeover the air in the room to keep CO² up to the plants. I do this by venting 5% of the air movement from my wall air-conditioner and I have another AC that runs intermittently and removes the heat by...

Tray with 6 8 cell punnets black plastic. You can get the biodegradable ones, DON'T do that! ductwizard you should try Google from time to time you know.

I've only used coco indoors. 5 grows, all went quite well. I feed between 3 and 5 times a day depending on plant mass and pot size. Every water is a feed around half to ¾ strength of manufacturers recommended nutes. I measure EC, pH & water temp every feed. I've automated feeding from a tank...