Growing Autos

One Giant Lady left. She will be the big yielder.. Forget genetics the reason she thrived and grew was she seemed to be in the "green" zone the most ie. she was healthiest longest. The high acidic reservoir that screwed my third week for one plant didn't really phase her even tho they were in the same container but yes this has more to do with what was done then the ladies themselves. It was easier when I was new to assume it was a bad seed or it was the plant... Now I know it's much more productive to try and understand and see what I have done wrong or misjudged that could affect it. Will update nutrients later got plant things to do. no time. The major issue with week 3 was a surge in intake from the high amount of Fulvic acid (me related 100% sort of I mean I did 1/2 bottle thing but the ladies and the reservoir said no that was a bad idea no I'm using like 1/4 and they all seem to love it across the board.. Plants are funny little creatures and sometimes they love or handle stuff better and sometimes they don't. I'm a dick I don't care in a sense.... This is the internet I crave and thrive on human social interactions and I am a poor communicator when I am emotional. It's a problem with being passionate and opinionated. I won't apologize for saying anything why are we taught as societies not to stir the pot little? I'm working on growing me too I realized I am a successful grower and I'm spending a lot more time focusing on my own inner demons and working out a lot of problems. It's not happening overnight but it's a process. And I hope as a person to grow and continue to improve.. Not alone again as I have funding from my lovely lady she has been my better half for these past few years and I'm very lucky to have her in my life supporting and helping me. She paid for the vast majority of the lights and also listened to my grow rants, Yes I know they are fox tailing.. This is a genetic factor as the foxtails are present in all parts of the canopy and bud formations. Also Iv'e looked at many pick of the Purple lemonade and fox tailing is a common trait.