Guess it was bound to happen.
Still my rookie grow indoors..
Felt like I was on auto pilot till about week three after the flip .
Now it’s week 10 since flip.
9 weeks of flowering..
Looks to me the plant is consuming itself leaves which make me think feed her..
But I don’t know..
Last two feeds were like 450 ppm and ph around 6.5
Hard to get good runoff reading..
Think there’s a build up of nutrients in the reservoirs..to get accurate readings.
Any opinions…??
Happy growing
Plant is in final days of senescence. Flower looks mature so close to harvest. I would not increase nutrient load as you are in final days.
Think I should water with nutrients like I have been.
Or just water?
They need it tonight..
No quite ready to harvest yet still not much to any ambers..
But hopefully with in the next week..
Thank you
Happy Growing..
Many plants simply don’t show amber trichomes. Your plant is fully mature and close if not ready to harvest.
I would be on water only at this point. Leaves will not recover.
Ok Thank You..
Happy Growing..
Nice buds , I also vote water only till chop day.
Thank you
Happy growing..
Unlikely you had buildup of nutrients if you were feeding at 450ppm but I agree that it’s so late in this grow you won’t be able to change anything.
In the future get your plants in trays or whatever so that it’s easier to collect runoff and test. Then you’ll have more info to help decide what to do in these situations.
I started bottom feeding then switched so there is a buildup of nutrients in the auto pots…
First time indoors..
My next run will be better..
But this one hasn’t been bad…
Happy Growing
Not at 450ppm. If it was 2500ppm maybe. Most plants going to need +/- 1000 ppm once mature to stay green.
My soil PH was off and I got concerned and started feeding less nutrients…
I screwed it up …
Got a decent meter now
So next time they will be green a lot longer..
Still learning…
Happy growing…
It happens. Just didn’t want you thinking 450ppm was too much to feed.
No was trying to keep them around 1000-1100
Was just giving a lite feeding
