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I usually have enough that some gets topped, some gets brewed, some goes to worms and some gets saved for future use. Like said not necessary, but man sifted compost is just sooo damn beautiful it's worth it to me. Lol

It's not absolutely necessary, but I do for a few reasons. Keeping out the bigger uncomposted stuff being one. But I also have multiple worm bins so sifting out the worms and coccons that I can helps me add to population in bins. I still end up with a ton of worms going into my beds and pots.

So didn't do any topping, but topped once???

Harvest when majority is good then and "ignore" the foxtails?

One of my autos is doing basically same thing and it's really throwing me off the chop or not.

This is my first year running autos. So far I've noticed my photos definitely have a stronger smell even in veg, but up close my autos smell absolutely amazing! (Photo in this case is African landrace strain so may be part). I should have a taste report in a few weeks!

Whole point of tea is multiplying what's available and making it available quicker.

A shot of his lowers.

If read post above the plant kept the self top, ended up my best male of the group!

Yep after a couple applications of compost and vermicompost teas my springtails have gone nuts. The pot that's busiest with them is my happiest plant so not upset.

I had a male do this at first node, self topped. He's my fave at moment though.

He kept with the self top and is definitely one I'm keeping pollen from!!

Do you know if this is something passed genetically or just an "anomaly"?

She's opened a little more and actually 6 leafs, she's popping triples. Hoping she keeps going this way!!

This little girl just popped her shell and came out with 5 leafs. Have not seen this before and thought was pretty cool. DP Colorado Cookies