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started mine off in a 3gal. fabric and let her beg for 8wks, knew at that point she wouldn't be able to finish up in that pot....so I placed that 3gal fabric in a 10gal plastic pot, worked out GREAT. the root structure was insane in, and out, of the fabric... I sincerely hope you have as good or better if a harvest, enjoy the grow.

This was the last harvest I had, a Seedsman Jack Herer, kind of reminded me of lemon pinesol with it's taste. Was also taller than my tent, had to bend her over....enjoyed a hearty harvest though 6.5oz. dry.

Your plants are looking great! By this point in the grow my plants are usually showing weathering from life, lol.

PH fluctuations happen in the reservoir, but not in the coco coir. If it's a lockout it could be from build up of salts from the nutes in the coir. This happens sometimes from not watering enough to runoff. Check the PH coming out the bottom of its off from what is going in.....keep watering until it matches. Coir is inert absolutely no chemicals so what goes in comes right out as it should with a 20% runoff every feed

If you're watching your PH (and you should be), water your coco coir until about 20% runoff and test it.. Keep doing this until the run off comes out at the same PH it went in at, this works with coco coir and Not soil. Sometimes you get a good build up of salts from the nutes and the coir could use the flush if you don't water to runoff.

That is powdery mildew,

is that powdery mildew?

Looking at a "Yuge" yield....lol. Happy growing, I'll keep watch.

keep in mind you'll be watering more with fabric pots as opposed to plastic ones, especially as they get grow bigger

CCR fan? Good tune anyway..and hopefully a good grow and deff happy growing!