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Question, how big are your pots and have you been watering them till you see run off?

I literally just finished a Moby Dick grow. The high was very strong, the smoke was so cloudy/smooth, but gave me a headache once I started to come down from it. Happy growing man, keep us posted. I can’t wait to see the progress.

Has your plant ever been under a lot of stress prior to flowering?

Looks like stress and lots of it. Looks to be pretty late into flowering. I would let it do it’s thing, harvest, and start fresh.

Well the PH of rain water is usually more acidic which is best for most plants, but you make a good point as well.

I see an awful lot of new growers who’ve never attempted to grow a plant let alone a Cannnabis plant. They start feeding high amounts of nutrients, growing in stronger soil than needed, and not checking their PH levels. It’s great to see the interest and this site has a lot of great users who...

If you’re sucking the air out of the tent and the walls are “caving” in a bit, maybe your vents are not open to allow new air flow in the tent.

Could you be adding to much nutrients? Maybe your plants are on a lockout. Are you also adjusting your PH accordingly to the soil and also checking the PH after adding the plant food to your water?

The soil you were using was high acidity (so probably running a PH of 6.0 - 6.5) your plant was probably not getting the fullest extent of the soil if you were using water with a PH level 7.0 and higher. Take a spoon and a drinking glass or shot glass, take a spoon full of your soil and mix it...

Looks like nutrient burn to me. Anyway, happy growing man.

My personal opinion is to have 2 to 3 inches of space between soil and rim. So you should be fine. I see you have nitrogen burn on your fan leafs. Is this why you’re changing soil?

What’s your PH? And what’s the PH of your soil?

How many inches would you say you are from the rim? And how many gallons is your plant in?

I’ve never had good luck with pro-mix. Always runs too “hot” unless I’m using the wrong stuff. Their organic blend for vegetables is 30.15.15 which always gives me nitrogen burn.

I think this is the answer to the question Thanks MIMedGrower for the link. Microbes in the growing media can potentially consume the fertilizer charge, especially nitrogen and iron. This may explain why crops planted in aged growing media get off to a slower start. These processes occur more...

So, if I were to open a bag of soil such as pro-mix or fox farm and allowed it to dry out (not even use the soil) you don’t think it would lose to much of its nutrients?

if you were to open a bag of “hot” soil and allow it to dry out would you lose nutrients that way? Never tried this experiment, but would like to have feedback if someone knows the answer or has tried this and what their results might have been.

Looks like a white widow

Your plants look like they’re getting too much nutrients. What’s your PH at after mixing your nutrients?

Just seen you’re using ocean forest. Is this what you started with from seed or have you already done a transplant? I recommend fox farm happy frog for seedlings then work your way into ocean forest. Sometimes ocean forest can run a little “hot”.