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September 2023

September is a transition month as outdoor plants begin forming their buds while indoor crops reach mid-flower. Outdoor plants receive careful nutrient adjustments to shift toward bloom support, emphasizing phosphorus and potassium while reducing nitrogen. Irrigation is closely monitored to prevent overwatering, which can dilute flavor and potency. Indoors, flowering plants are monitored for trichome development and bud density, with lighting, CO₂, and humidity fine-tuned for optimal resin production. Pest prevention continues for both indoor and outdoor crops, and airflow is checked constantly to prevent mold or mildew. September is about preparing the outdoor crop for harvest while keeping indoor flowers on track for peak quality.