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Yes, rut.
Rut, bad. Monotonous. Lazy. Lackluster results. Getting discouraged at my obvious abundance of grow experience and information doling out, but lack of growing what I see you good people grow with the same seed and similar experience. I knew things were changing but I shluffed it off.
Groove, good. Hitting a new mark. Getting excited that I was performing poorly and have the opportunity to get back to a better class of drugs. Getting back to reading into what I thought I knew. Yeah, baby!
Rut, bad. Groove, good.
I don't keep track of a lot of stuff. Best I can figure is my current grow setup is as old as it was to get it all delivered after I got my first Covid check. That could even date the bottle of veg nutes I've been using.
The only fat leaves I ever get are the firsts. Fans bigger than my hands. I know the skinnies you're talking about. Up there at the top? One has been getting skinnier, naked, the other getting skinny with trichomes. Few 7 fingers. Lots of 3's. Several 4's. Lots of 5's.
 
I know the feeling of getting tired and lack lustre. Refer my previous perpetual grow that on the 3rd flowering I ended up with a jungle and gave the 4th veg (2nd clones) away.

I manually watered that entire time and in the end it was just too much and I'd had enough. I needed a break!

Your last grow was on par re yields with all the top growers on this forum and the quality was first rate, a near perfect grow by any measure. This grow no different. As I said earlier, a full healthy tent and what more could one want?
 
The grass is always greener...
I've considered a drip setup. Obviously, it won't fit in the tent. And there is just no place outside the tent to put any sort of reservoir. Instead of letting the pots get as dry as I was and working with 4 gallons at a go, working with 2 gallons is a lot easier. Using a lot more nutrients (no, I'm not cutting down) is a bummer, but I can live with that.
 
Two weeks.....
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'Two weeks' would have sufficed. You didn't need to go through the trouble of a selfie.
Front left, absolutely. Backs left and right are teetering on the windowsill. Front right is going to do what the others do.​
 
Spinal Tap.
Ginger season is here, tee-hee!!! Gingers season is here, tee-hee!!!
(Say this staccato, hitting each syllable.) Hello little trichomes, how do you do? Hello little trichomes, how do you do?
Notice from the big picture how much greener front left is? Wish I could figure out why some pictures turn out with the orangey tint and others don't. Like picture 4.
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The color tint change happens with my phone. It is due to the LED lights messing with the camera sensors. If I time it right I can get the shade I want. If you are using a phone that could be what is happening.
 
Not me. Not you. Not the camera. Not the light.
The extra greenness in front left is the way it is. It's a crack slacker sitting on a 4" lift and only got the hairs gingering a few days ago.
Last picture is top bud porn.
 
Yes. It is also similarly reflecting light different than the other three. I can only see the light being reflected.
 
You need to set a fixed white balance to avoid tint changes in the resulsnt image. If you can set a fixed white balance and have near perfect color reproduction you will need to use a Gray card but by just messing around with it you should be able to get pretty good results true to color bust most importantly consistent results with a fixed white balance, without lighting changes.

Any change in the lighting will require changes to the white balance.
 
This is a point and shoot digital camera with a couple dozen settings. I've used the general, all purpose setting and several of the others. These were all taken with 'Leaf'. It doesn't matter which setting, my plants usually wind up with the orange. I only get the odd true color like number 4.
 
Only one? That last picture 3 almost qualifies as a hairball. She's coming on one of her sheds.
I used to look at it like just a big freaking mess I have to sweep every three hours. What it actually means is I don't have to bathe her because she's shedding all the dirt.
 
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