The others are giving you solid advice. One thing I want to hit on again is that it’s really important to get your ph right. If it’s not, the plant won’t be able to uptake the nutrients properly and therefore won’t grow to their full potential. If funds are tight you can get an Amazon cheapie for about $20 but if you plan on growing for a while buy the apera20 for about $50-60
Also want to piggy back into that last comment
Always check your ph of water you leave out to dechlorinate
My tap water ph is 7.5
After sitting out for 48 hours or less even
The ph jumps up to almost 9
Just be aware of that not sure if anyone else mentioned it
Awesome solid advice from some great growers in here !!
I also took the above plant from very nitrogen deficient
To a 4 foot high plant that yielded me just under 6 Oz dry weight …
Last pic just before cutting
First time I ever harvested a plant
I just got back from the shops with a ph tester.
So water straight out of my tap is 8 ph so im guessing this must be the problem?
I have some citric acid so ill just add some to reduce the ph a little hopefully.
Thanks for helping mate
Yep, 8 is way high(not as high as me right now), let your tap sit out for at least 24hrs and get it as close to 6.5 as you can. You’ll see improvement within a day or 3
Awesome!
Thank you everyone, much appreciated!
Ill send an upated pic of my baby later down the line as yall saved its life.
Was there a pun intended there? 
Hey Everyone!
Once again thanks for all your help.
Making sure the PH was right really helped alot and my plant recovered since we last spoke.
Everything was going super well but now im starting to have issues again.
Ill attach a few pics of what the plant is looking like at the moment.
How much longer before yall think i can harvest? And does it look like my plant might not make it till the end as it may be too late to fix the issue?
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Also should i remove those deadish leaves? Or let the plant decide when they should drop off?
A few weeks, I’d guess. I can’t say exactly what the issue is but I’d assume CalMag or potassium or phosphorus. They’re the most common issues in flower
Quite a ways to go I’d say because all of your pistils are new and white. At least 4 weeks id say… Once most of the pistils change to an orange, red or brown and have curled back down to the bud, start watching the trichomes.