Hey I started to notice some yellowing on her leafs. I flushed her last sunday because it was timé already as it says on the Fox Farm nuts chart, I really don’t know if I flushed her right but, what do you think I should do? I’m thinking to flush her again today (5 days after last flush) just in case of nuts burn before i start putting more of it. By the way, she is an Auto
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Not really seeing any nute burn, except the kind you get when spill some nutes on your leaves, that’s what it looks like to me.
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She’s starting to flower up now so I would back off a little on grow big if you’re using the trio that would be the one with all the N but no burn I think they are in good shape
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so, should i go ahead and continue feeding her or give her just regular ph balance water?
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thanks a lot for the tip man, i love this page, you guys are awesome! 
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but, quick question, for how long should i hold on to it? or when they start flowering i gotta stop using Grow Big?
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I’m not real sure with autos because an auto will continue to grow a little even after starting flower but I don’t know for how long. See if I can tag in some help @Hellraiser is already here and @PurpNGold74 might still be around. I have been reading up on autos and have ordered some seeds but in my 36 years have never grown an auto.
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I guess they checked out for now. I would skip the grow big once then bring it back at a half dose if your leaves start to lose color give em a little more next time or if they don’t lighten up skip another dose and so on. Just read the plants needs. I remember the fox farm schedule says to slow then stop the grow big but a few times I had to add a half dose in because my leaves were getting lighter in color. I have a pic from when I used it, I don’t know if you already have it. First one is soil second is hydro it is for all the different food that they have the trio is just the three green lines
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thanks for the help, i’m gonna wait to see if the other guys have any extra tips about this.
It’s awesome how long you’ve been growing for, since you have all of those years of experience I feel that autos are gonna be a little more easier than regulars, for what i’ve read of course!
perfect, i’ll keep all these in mind 
Thanks 
I didn’t even know there were people online openly talking about weed until like 3 years ago. Before that I had a couple friends that we talked smoke and growing traded seeds but I stayed to myself and grew my weed making and mixing my own seeds. I’d heard about autos but didn’t really know anything about em. I started growing before there was an internet and never got into it until I got sick a few years back. To this day I don’t have social media and until like 6 months ago I thought these forums were half cops looking for people to bust. I guess I’m just behind times and probably still wouldn’t be online if I didn’t get sick
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Like I said, don’t see any nute burn, no clawing leaves, not even burned tips. I’d continue feeding and follow the feeding schedule. A lot of growers that use FF nutes will tell you that the schedule cuts off the grow big too early and causes early yellowing. When I used FF nutes, I kept using grow big an additional week, repeating week 9 feedling schedule into week 10 of the chart.
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thanks a lot
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Definitely dont back off the grow big untill your almost done with strech if you take most nitrogen away right now you will rob your plants of a good strech and ull dwarf your plant … youbwanna grow regime up till about week 2 from flip then start your flower week one at week 3 from flip
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When you see flower buttons start …you got about a week from there to start of flower and nutes change
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One other thing. When I used FF Trio and FF OF soil I always had to supplement with CalMag at the beginning of flower. Otherwise, they would show signs of deficiency a week or two later. So, I just added calmag as a preventative on water only days. That is, I used the feed, water, feed routine. I am not seeing nute burn either.
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Cal mag is a must … plants that dont get cal mag will disappoint you… imo calcium and magnesium are macro nutes along lines of NPK
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alright perfect, i think i got all the recommendations down on my notebook, thanks a lot guys @beardless 
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right on bro any time 