They should. Its about time! I think when you transplant again you might have issues. I will surge ahead even further.
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Hahahaha!!! I have no choice, you know my situation, what can I do?!?! Looks like I am actually one day behind you in terms of sprouting to now. You have the advantage, but I am going to catch you, watch your back 
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Turtle wins the race!! Are you on full strength nutes yet?
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Just grow big and big bloom
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The Bush Doctor lineup is smelly and messy. I like it tho. I used sledge hammer today and I’m watching close. I will let you know how they take it.
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I am purchasing Dirty Dozen this Friday. I found it online for $86. But it will take a week to get here, so i will goto
hydro store and get flower kiss, wholly Mackeral and Boomerang ( pint sizes)
I am going to CATCH you!!!
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Awesome!!! Looking forward to our kids growing together!! I won’t be using the flower kiss all others yes. Be careful with the lids, they have a hole that will cause a mess.
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Fox Farms and their little !@#$ing holes they put in their lids make me SO mad sometimes haha! I thought it was just me, somehow buying the bottles with holes in them haha! Glad to know I’m not alone @careg
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Omg i shook up the Wholly Mackeral and that shit, literally, went all over me. Sooo stinky and nasty. I put tape over all the bottles.
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I use a tbsp of Epsom salt added to all my waterings
To prevent the mag deficiency. Sometimes I will spray the leaves instead of adding to water.
The giant plant is not in our competition!!!
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Seems to be making a difference, I am just using grow big and big bloom
Your leaves outward growth is ahead of mine also. The stems are longer, mine is still compact and tightly bunched.
Stumbled across this site, check it out!
So far the Bush doctor lineup is great. It’s totally organic so it’s harder to overfeed.
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Do you use anything like HydroGuard? Because I know HydroGuard is really good for when you’re using organic nutrients.
No I don’t. I’m growing in soil. Is that used for hydro or soil?
Well HydroGuard can be used for soil as well it says. But I was just asking if there was a root inoculant/root development nutrient you use in conjunction with your base nutrients. I think for soil it’s called mycorrhizal. Something like the nutrient, great white?
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I will check it out.