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Thanks, Rose. Yeah, lots of hugs, kisses, and tears right now. It just feels surreal at this point. I am sitting here trimming the Satori while my poor cat is dying in my bedroom closet. I am just glad I have this harvest for my wife. She is going to need it. She has had that cat for 17 years...

I have one large plant a couple of weeks into flowering. She looks good and healthy. I have a couple of clones off of her in the Veg Tent. Thanks again. Trimming the Satori now and she is a pain in the butt to trim.

Thanks, Rose. I will. My wife and I are dealing with our eldest Fur Baby getting sick. She has advanced Kidney disease and probably won't make it another day or so. We are just trying to make her comfortable until she passes. We don't want to put her down and make the choice to pass for her. It...

The Wife and I are self quarantined. We are pretty much shut-ins anyway. Lots of PS4 playing.

Thanks Peeps. Yeah, I don't use anything bigger than 1 gallon. I have done a couple grows in nothing but 1/2 gallon pots and even one in just Solo cups.

Took her down tonight. 10 weeks of flowering. Satori. Cat got in on the action.

I have not grown Autos for years but when I did I always ran them on a 24-0 lighting schedule. They don't need a dark period so hit them with as much light as you can 24/7.

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Yeah. Nice pics. Those could be in a textbook on what male pre-flowers look like.

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Not sure you needed to make 3 different threads on this same thing to get input.

Hopefully, those plants grow tall enough by 8 weeks to come through the SCROG screen. 200 bucks could have been spent on some good LED lighting and he would not have to worry about replacing an HPS bulb. Plus his plants would be a bit bigger and fuller.

Once I went to Smart Pots I never went back. I love them. I don't grow in anything bigger than 1 gallon.

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The Satori is about 10 days from harvest. 4 or 5 of the colas are as thick as my arm and are all sagging down. No doubt I will get 4 ounces dry off of her.

I feed by eye, not on a schedule. I might feed a bit 3 days in a row and once I get the plant looking lush I will only water for a few days. I try to push the nutrients on them till I see a tiny bit of burn on the leaf tips.

I use Smart Pots with a tray underneath each. I water till I see runoff on the tray, then wait a couple of minutes and see if the plant absorbed the runoff. They usually do. Then I water a little bit again for good measure. In my experience, flowering plants do need more water and nutrients...

I was thinking bugs myself.