This is an auto and I have roughly 20 days left until harvest and this is just looking like a lost cause. Leaves yellowing and wilting, tiny bits of green left on the leaves
I just don’t want to waste any time if it’s gone and start a new seed
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Looking at the other post from yesterday too, I would let it ride til the end. I don’t see any rot, so I’d let her carry on. Just my 2 cents.
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Agreed
Agreed, she aint dead she just having a midlife crisis.
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Feel like I’m going through one lol
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I know I posted yesterday my bad this will be my last, Just first time jitters. I appreciate the reassurance
Didn’t want to come across snarky, just broke my brain first thing this morning. I’m like I feel like I saw that plant yesterday lol. Then I thought I was imagining stuff. Gotta love a good wake and bake 
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Lmao not at all you’re good, I hope I didn’t either. I just know that mods take down posts if repeated so was more a note for them that I’ll stop. I welcome any and all comments
When your ladies mean that much to you, success in the garden is inevitable. You will do even better on your next run. Besides, you are a member of this forum. That is the #1 tool in any growers bag. Im a cultivation tech because of this place. You got this grow bro.
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Thanks man, I’m a disabled veteran and this gave me something to look after and feel accomplished with.(not working takes away those little victories most people get) this next grow I think should be fairly headache free with R/O filter and bas 3.0 soil. I meant to comment on your ph adjusting and addition of calag, does the cal mag raise the ph for you? I also have been using diatomaceous earth as my silica to double as pest control when dried. From what I’m reading diatomaceous earth has calcium in it so I feel like maybe I’ve been poisoning with calcium using cal mag. Is there a non nutritional source of silica that won’t make me over do when I cal mag?
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This right here. 
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Let her ride grow bro. Here in the south i run into this every summer because of heat. She will be fine.
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Ohh this is a heat thing? That would make sense because tents getting up to 87 and I’ve seen go to 89. Kept a steady 82-83 with the carbon filter off but now on it bumped up. Even with negative pressure on tent and an intake fan I can’t seem to get the temps down.
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If the sides of the tent are bulging in very much, you need more inlet airflow. That will help with temperature control.
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Ahhhh damn, thank you I’ll adjust that now.
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This is what I use
I’m in coco so I feed silica from day one. I start with 2ml a gallon and increase to 4ml by the time I’m in flower
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I suspect @ChittyChittyBangin meant temperatures > 89°, but we’ll see if he confirms. What’s your RH and VPD?
Yes heat as in temp heat. My rooms this past summer would average high 80s and that even with an ac running constantly. It hard to grow in a metal shop in summer… now that the temps have cooled off…
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Lookin good grow bro!
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I thought perhaps you meant that you see temps > 89° (i.e., the highest @Bigcbud reported) in the summer and have successful grows anyway. I know pot can grow at temps as high as 105°, although it isn’t ideal.
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