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I'm heading for my 3rd week of flowering and the lower branches are filling in nicely with bud sites. My experiment by not trimming the lower bud sites and only trim the fan leaves that cover buds seems to be working. I took all the stakes down last week, but had to put them back because the plants want to grow straight up and I keep separating them to get the light to the center.
I also believe that I finally got rid of the damn Spider Mites. Good riddance. I keep y'all informed as shit happens.
 

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Lovely! Stacking up beautifully there! Just finished my 3rd week in flower.🤗🤓🤗
 
I have to admit. This time in growing weed is boring as shit. All I can do now is watch them grow. Give them some water or nutes and sit back. Give me the vegging stage any time.
Here are a couple of pictures. For no other reason then I'm bored.
 

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This is one of my Somango, 4 weeks in flowering and check out the size of the buds. This is also the plant that had all the bugs and root problems earlier. She is coming back and kicking ass. Oh yea, and she smells just like a Mango.
 

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kingfish I read an article that said that a few studies had identified that controlled bug presence caused stress to the plant but resulted in enhanced yields due to said stress. More needs to be done on this topic but might be interesting slant if you have a problem...silver lining kinda thing.
 
I also try to stress my plants. Up to a point. Sometimes I like to let them get dry to the point where all the leaves drooping. But if this plant is a example of what you say, then the stress has to be induced almost at the seedling stage and that could be dangerous. I almost trashed this girl, because I didn't think it would make it. But look at her now.
 
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