Hello everyone, Entering week 22, the MAC1 F1 hybrids continue their separate journeys, though one is certainly testing my patience more than the other. The biggest plant is officially entering her seventh week of flowering, and as promised, her heavy feeding days are over. I have completely stopped feeding her PK 13-14. From here on out, she is strictly on a diet of Canna Coco A and B at 2.8 ml per liter of water, supplemented with three drops of Hesi SuperVit to finish things out. Honestly, looking at her right now, I might have been better off growing her in a 20-gallon pot instead of a 10-gallon pot—or maybe I just accidentally grew a very expensive, deeply disappointing bonsai tree. She is producing incredibly small buds, and at this point, this entire tent is officially a "grow to forget." If anyone needs a massive collection of miniature buds that require a magnifying glass to appreciate, you know who to ask! Meanwhile, in the other tent, the smaller plant is entering her sixth week of flowering. Her schedule is moving in the exact opposite direction. I have stepped up her feeding, and she is now receiving 1.5 ml of PK 13-14 per liter of water. We will see if this increased dosage helps her develop normal, robust flowers, or if she decides to inherit her big sister's chaotic, budget-bonsai genetics. Climate-wise, things remain stable across the tents: • Humidity: Swings safely between 45% and 57%. • Temperatures: Completely in check. There is not much else to report at this time. I am definitely not happy with how this run is turning out, but it is what it is—a learning experience written in very tiny flowers. Thank you for stopping by and have a nice day. Best regards, Growfather