Update from the shed:
This week was troublesome, plants are doing to good.
They have stretched well past the light and had to top almost all SSH's two days ago.
This was necessary to maintain the quality but it will affect yield and will stress them.
I know that they can stretch a fair bit but summer heat with perhaps the bat guano has them in overdrive now.
Their health however is very good, they are looking very happy.
Tomorow they will enter the fourth week flowering.
Feeding stays at 2ml/L Alga Bloom, 1ml/l Silic Rock and 1ml/l Calmag Pro for the next week.
Lights are all at 100%, CMH at 345W.
Temps vary between 24-30°C.
RH stays low at 45%.
Gereral overview before removing the Mango's:
Super Silver Haze enjoying themselves:
Close up of SSH flowers:
Skywalker Haze's, Western Winds and the big one in the back is a SSH:
Western Winds:
Almost all main shoots where topped two days ago, it is still early in flowering.
I hope that yields wont be to much comprimised:
General overview after rearranging, Western Winds is now moved to the front (right one, white pot) and the Skywalkers needed support.
The Mango Haze IBL#1 now has space to flower properly:
Close up of Skywalker Haze:
Greetings and until next week.