Quote Originally Posted by xxMrGreenThumbx
I woz wonderin if u cn look at my thread in the lighting section and give any advice on the ladys? Bout pruning.. Increase in yield and dat.. thank u very much mate.. X
Just a quick look through the thread, and notinced a couple things...

Shiny aluminum stuff collects and retains heat. Not sure if those absorb moisture too, but if humidity is an issue, keep an eye in 'em. Flat white paint is durable and washable.

Most major brands of potting soil are pre-buffered to nearly neutral ph. The buffers last somewhere around 6-8 weeks before they dissolve away and ph starts to fluctuate. Since most potting mixes are peat moss based, the ph will get more acidic over time.

I wait to transplant into final pots about 2 weeks into flower, for just this reason. Be careful with transplanting and there are no issues. (but don't drop the rootball or snap a branch) Never transplant a wet rootball. Wet rootballs fall apart.

All training/trimming should be done in growth stage, unless doing a Screen of Green grow. Trimming while the plant is flowering, is a good way to stress the nanners out of her. If a little bushy, I let 'em battle it out. Usually with no issues. Don't let water get trapped between two leaves. It almost glues 'em together. Mold or other nasties can form.

Why were you concerned with soil ph? What's your water ph, and how are you testing it?

Looking good though. Any specific questions? :thumbsup: