Indoor Garden Update - Cannabis Flush

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Hello Everyone,

This morning I decided to perform a flush.

This is when water is run through the root system and soil to remove excess nutrients.

This was necessary due to over-feeding.

Last night I put the lights on a timer for twelve hours of light a day. This will make the plants think the seasons have changed and flowering will occur.

I have barely given these plants anything during their vegetative phase, and decided to give them a little Cal-Mag a couple of days ago. I gave them a half dose of what the minimum dosage recommends, and the next morning foliage was burned and dropping.

To call this a frustration would be an understatement, but one must not dwell on these things. When making mistakes with cannabis, it's best to quickly find a solution and just do the best you can to correct what has happened.

The damage was minimal, and I'm perplexed about it.

I decided I'll just use a product that I know works well and never burns the plants.

For the flowering phase I will only use Humboldts Secret Flower Stacker, highlighted with a smiley face in the photo. I'll wait at least one week before I start feeding.

The biggest plant in the tent has shown she is a she, which means my biggest plant will produce buds. That's exciting!

That will do it for today.

What do you all think of these cannabis plants?

I would love to read your thoughts in the comment section!

Thank you for stopping by,

Have a great day! -futuremind@futuremind


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