Day 56: temp 85-88, humidity 44-48% fox farm trio nutrients. Colors are starting to worry me a little. Trichomes still clear and small.
I think she is saying “winter is coming”. She should get serious about finishing her buds.
IMO, it’s a touch too warm and a touch too dry for her.
That being said, she looks great!
G.O.T.’s!! Love it!!
It looks like she’s getting the N with the tip burn I see but beginning to show she wants more P & K maybe??
Im going through the same thing. They was on an upward trajectory but i turned them all around and i still see new leaves showing some signs of issue. Hopefully when i feed them after they dry from the extensive flush they will snap back completely!
Did you flush and feed in same day?
Noooo, i flushed them down below 1000 closer to 850. I did give them microbes right after. Thinking it would help some but idk yet if that was such a bright idea. And if it was i’m lucky because i’ve learned a couple of things about microbes that i didn’t know then but i do now. This first grow has been a huge learning experience.
Mine was too, continues to be that way.
Are you using cal mag. They might need a n boost
She looks good to me not enough red hairs
Haven’t yet, i’m just waiting on the soil to dry before i feed them anything again.
It looks good theres abit of either magnesium def or potassium def but otherwise looks good
Is this a continued thread?
To the OP @IloveInsulin …
If you can get your temps down a bit, that may help. Your rh is good for late flower, but higher temps can start causing VPD issues. Yellowing leaves are normal as the plant ages, but that usually happens from the bottom up. Your appear to be from the top down, which is a little concerning. Higher temps closer to the light could be the potential issue. Just in case, do you know you pH/ppm’s in and out?
The light intensity caused a lot of this which also caused the plant to burn thru nutes quicker, since the roots can’t keep up. they then turn on the fan leaves making you think you have nute deficiencies. when it’s actually too much light, and the solution is to turn the lights down. The leaves tips were burning because the plant had too many nutes, not a deficiency of them. This was a light problem, with a slight problem of to many nutes. My flush brought my plants dowm to around 850 and my ph is 6.5. I never fed my plants more than 900 ppm alway under 1000ppm including my tap water which is 60 ppm
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