Well, as promised, transplanted to small pots.
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Time for an update I think. Today is the first day I switched to flower. Lights out was from midnight to 6am, but changed the timers last night so September 30th is day 1. Was planning on switching earlier, but weekend got a little crazy and, well, here we are.
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Man u are doing a smashing job bro they look amazing and u filled out ur net wonderfully
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Just wait til u switch and when they stretch omg they are gonna get huge
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Thanks man. I’m a bit concerned about vertical space, but we’ll see what happens. I don’t have much more space to raise the lights, but I do have a 2nd tier net that I can put in to keep them contained a bit more after the stretch. Exciting times.
Outdoor is close to harvest now…it is a busy time of year.
@Covertgrower @Hellraiser @dbrn32
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Hey w.e it takes to get the job done
Alright, 1 week since the flip. Screen is filling out nicely, I think.
Could use a bit more advice on a couple things. Here are some pics, the questions will follow:
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how long should I continue training to the net before just letting them go vertical?
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it is getting pretty bushy under the net, I assume that I should be trimming the low hanging branches, but not 100% sure.
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if I should trim lower branches, how much of an opportunity should I give them to reach the net, and how long after the flip is it still ok to cut branches?
Thanks for any assistance
@Hellraiser @kdawg @Covertgrower @CMichGrower @Dagao22 @dbrn32
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You can cut branches, but defoliate anything below the net. Your net is full enough, and you could flip anytime.
I would mush the net down a little farther.
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Ok. I actually did flip 6 or 7 days ago.
I will try to push the net down a bit, but I had to tape some things into place to block light from creeping in from the propagation 1x4 that is a part of the tent; the clones in there are on 16/8.
If you think it’s crucial, I’ll do it, otherwise I think I’ll leave it.
When you say defoliate anything under the net, we’re talking nothing but bare branches under the net? Sounds self-explanatory, but just want to be sure.
Cheers!
If you intend to leave the net, then try to defoliate and trim the bottom 1/3 of plants. Some may still stretch up to the net, so consider that while trimming under there.
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How high up is the trellis net?
They look awesome.
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About 18 inches from the top of the pots
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Looking great bro 
nice
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23 days since the flip to 12/12. I keep training to the net and it has filled in nicely.
I also have defoliated quite a bit under the net based on advice from @Covertgrower. I should probably do a bit more?
Also, is there a point that I should stop bending under the net and just let them grow?
Overall, it seems to be going as planned.
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Looks pretty good for now. Keep an eye out for large fan leaves at top of canopy and small suckers at bottom.
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Looks magnifico brother Gordo u can stop and let them grow upward now cuz they are gonna start their stretch and u should get a nice yield off of them bud let them lower colas come up through now
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Ok, 31 days since switching to 12/12.
Hoping to get some thoughts about whether I should adjust the current nute mixture.
When you look at the pics I’ve been following the feed schedule exactly and also adding 5ml/gallon of the Calmag.
Some leaves are looking like too much nitrogen (I think) but not too many.
As always, thanks for any assistance and if you know anyone who I haven’t tagged that may be able to help, please tag them. @kdawg @dbrn32 @Covertgrower @Hellraiser @Dagao22
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I’m leaving it up to the maestro’s not up on issues yet sorry.
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The clawing of the leaves would confirm too much nitrogen. The nitrogen in your nutes + the nitrogen in calmag is making for too much total nitrogen. I’d flush and then reduce your max grow by half while you are using calmag. If a flush is not possible, I’d go water only for a couple waterings before resuming feeding, still with reduced max grow while using calmag.
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