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Sonu1990
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What is going on? Please help.
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Imzzaudae
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What light are you using. How far away. Power setting?
You need to cut the nitrogen in half and bump up the phosphorus. Not a lot.
You need to cut the nitrogen in half and bump up the phosphorus. Not a lot.
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it looks good man, what week are you in? i would trim some of those leaves , let light down to those lower bud sites, and feed a bit heavier on your bloom, i think shes probably hungry.
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Light is about 2 feet away. 100w. Full power.
I am feed fox farm cal mag with big bloom and tiger bloom.
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I think this is week 3 or 4
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The yellowing is light burn move the light up another foot.
I'm seeing a little hooking as well. You need to watch the nitrogen in flower.
The plants are no longer growing and require only about 25% of what you where feeding when you flipped after about week 4.
Let them use up the nitrogen stored in the pot. And take on fall colors. The less green left in the leaves the less grass or hay smell
after harvest. They will sugar up in another 3 weeks.
I'm seeing a little hooking as well. You need to watch the nitrogen in flower.
The plants are no longer growing and require only about 25% of what you where feeding when you flipped after about week 4.
Let them use up the nitrogen stored in the pot. And take on fall colors. The less green left in the leaves the less grass or hay smell
after harvest. They will sugar up in another 3 weeks.
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