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Unknown strain named her Appa

I’m currently growing Appa in FF OF and she is thriving I don’t know to much about growing if anything. I tried nutrients in the beginning but that led to Nitrogen Toxicity and so I went down to just Ph balanced water and FF big bloom. She is currently 4...
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Unknown strain named her Appa

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I’m currently growing Appa in FF OF and she is thriving I don’t know to much about growing if anything. I tried nutrients in the beginning but that led to Nitrogen Toxicity and so I went down to just Ph balanced water and FF big bloom. She is currently 4 weeks old and just started training. My questions are when do I switch to other nutrients like Grow big and Tiger Bloom.
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I’m not sure if the plant is under watered because the leaves almost look to dark if anyone can help.
 

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I think your soil should have enough nutes for a plant that small for now. Less is more. The color looks fine to me. 👍🏼
 
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CapnC said:
Thank you. I greatly appreciate it.
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You might want to, if possible, plant it higher in the pot as later on it will possibly cause airflow issues. The soil line should be about 1-2 inches from the rim of the pot.
 
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Brotofsky said:
You might want to, if possible, plant it higher in the pot as later on it will possibly cause airflow issues. The soil line should be about 1-2 inches from the rim of the pot.
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I had originally planned on doing that because I know with training the plant it’s going to grow more outward. I should have done it from the start.
 
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I’m getting a little nervous because the tips of the top leaves are starting to show signs of a deficiency I’m just curious as to what it is.
 

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I think that might be burn from the previous nutes given. Overall looks good to me, relax!
 
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