Flower time in two weeks.

[WinJr63]

Flipping the lights to 12/12 in 2 weeks after tomorrow morning feeding of 7.5-7-7 npk @ a lovely 6.3 ph, dropping/increasing from 10.5.7. First and second pic 8/14-16 , last pick is today 10/8.

Time to also give Ms.Blue another tie down, no breaks those r are done for.

 

[WinJr63]

Flipping the lights to 12/12 in 2 weeks after tomorrow morning feeding of 7.5-7-7 npk @ a lovely 6.3 ph, dropping/increasing from 10.5.7. First and second pic 8/14-16 , last pick is today 10/8.

Time to also give Ms.Blue another tie down, no breaks those r are done for.

Forgot the side shot.

 

[WinJr63]

Forgot the side shot.

Oh very nice ! 6.3 ph poured in and 6.1 ph ran out it flickering 6.1 ,6.2 settled @ 6.1.

What we all think here?

 

[WinJr63]

She is looking good. I flipped the lights to a 11.5/12.5.
1 timer has a 15 min problem not turning off, a little more night time is ok in my world .
Flower time started 10/2 6 days ago and I believe i see some white pistile development ? first time I've noticed this.
One leaf has a phosphorus deficiency, on last feed about 9 days ago I shorted 1 gallon (only got about a 2 cup run.off) another gallon would of been a 4 gallon fed i thought that's to much, nope I was wrong feed until you get your runoff.
Here goes more feed 2 gallon fed today gave me about 3 cup runoff at 6.4 ph.
I bump up ph fed to 6.4.
I see crystals on leaf.
All comments welcome please.

 

[Ninjadogma]

Oh very nice ! 6.3 ph poured in and 6.1 ph ran out it flickering 6.1 ,6.2 settled @ 6.1.

What we all think here?

If that thing is accurate, an EC value of 4 is too high. I would dilute it down ASAP. You might wake up to bright yellow leaves developing in the midsection tomorrow.

 

[WinJr63]

Thanks for your input, ill keep an eye for leaf color change.
Basically i go by the ph value going in and coming out.

 

[Ninjadogma]

Thanks for your input, ill keep an eye for leaf color change.
Basically i go by the ph value going in and coming out.

Above all what random anonymous people are telling you over the internet, just listen to your plant. It will let you know if you're pushing it too much. Keep an eye out especially around the middle zone for anything suddenly starting to appear off, could be in posture or could also be color that shifts in the leaf or the leaf veins. That should be your cue to act, and if it looks good, then you're good and your indication it's handling the load.

 

[WinJr63]

If that thing is accurate, an EC value of 4 is too high. I would dilute it down ASAP. You might wake up to bright yellow leaves developing in the midsection tomorrow.

Thanks again for ur info, I know much about ppm and ec.