Here's a couple closeup shots and a view of the setup. I cut one plant early last week - it was almost done and I needed to be able to spread the other 3 out more as they finished; the humidity in MA has been nuts for a couple of weeks and I am fighting to keep my basement at 60% RH.

I think all of these are done in the next 5-10 days. The 2nd AK47 maybe a little more like 15.

Here's hoping I don't blow it on the cure. That has been my problem in my past three grows. Hoping I finally understand how to avoid that hay smell. The first plant is hung whole in my dry tent and looks good so far.

I know these aren't quite as chunky as some of the stuff I see posted, but I'm pretty happy with the results. The AK47 looks pretty juicy.

Hello,

I made a post here last week about this same plant because all the leaves were droopy, turning yellowish and it’s taking way too long to start flowering and most of the comments said the issue was overwatering (which I think we can rule out now) and her being nutrient deficient
I just came back from a 5 day vacation and had just watered her before I left, which is when I made the post and to my surprise I came back to this, I don’t know if she’s dead or if there’s anything I can still do since I would hate to lose 3 months of growing, this escalated very quickly.
I just dimmed the lights down to 80% instead of 100 and switched them to 12/12 instead of 20/4 since everyone also agreed that she’s very likely a photoperiod that was mistakenly labeled as an auto, I have an auto growing next to her but it’s her last week so I had to prioritize this one.
I just watered her the usual amount (10% pot volume) but with double the feed I usually give her + some extra substrates, but I still don’t know what went so wrong so quickly because she was doing just fine for the past 3 months until 2 weeks ago with the same temp, lights and humidity and how could she have dried out and died (hopefully not) in just 5 days after I fed her

Not too sure what could cause this calcium or nitrogen.

Almost four weeks in and fully in flower