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Purple Urkle grow

They sure look like they are lovin your care. I've got two that have very close nodes with big fat buds lots of sugar leaf real tight spaces. They look like hedges just beautiful.
 
​ The aroma is really starting to come out, still feeding a mid-bloom solution alternated with Fish Sh!t @ 1 mL/gal
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Beautiful plants, but I'd keep a close eye on them because, looks like a little bleaching is going on the top leaves, might just be my eyes though, they ain't as good as they used to be.lol
HappyGrowing
 
Thanks! Several leaves are turning a purple hue, hopefully just part of the flowering process as it has been my last two grows. I hope that’s all it is!
 
Another week has passed and the ladies are really packing it on. I do have a few fungus gnats (I think) but have been told not to worry just let the soil dry out a couple days. Any input or experience with them? I haven’t searched the forum yet...
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Diatomaceous Earth

some use 1", I get away with a couple of tablespoons liberally sprinkled on the surface

it clumps up, when you get it wet ,(I saw somebody dedicate a vacuum to DE, they would put a good 2 inches on their pots, vacuum it before watering and reuse when needed)
 
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Hmmm. I have used paint strainers over the soil before. No need to remove them because water and nutes pass right through.
 
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