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She already burning, is it worth continuing?

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First time growing organic, using nature living soil. Phototype, 4 weeks in flower. As in pictures, the girls went from a dark green, to light green. And now lot of fan leaves are turning yellow. Any advice.

She an O.G Kush auto in midflower. I'm using General hydroponics flora trio, growing in coco. Temp 77 degrees RH 55. It looks like a Magnesium deficiency. So I flushed with florakleen, to address the lockout. It been 2 days, and seen to continue to get worse. Any advice would be appreciated.

Strawberry pie auto. At 11 weeks, growing in coco 40% perlite. Temp 73 degrees RH 44. Her thrichomes are at 10% amber. Question, after flushing do I let her dry out before cutting her, like in soil?

Frist time growing in coco. After the final flush,and she's ready to cut. Do I, let her dry out as when growing in soil?

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Thanks, how can you tell?

I was growing coco coir, and by all the symptoms I was over watering. But supposedly it is impossible to over water in coco. Later I checked and the roots were not bound at the bottom. But the root grew back into itself. And I feel it stop the plant from absorbing water.

What medium are you growing in

It was the air, thank u

Thank you, I added a extra fan in the tent last night. And this morning already noticed a difference

Thank u, I think that might be the case. She is so sensitive to everything

Thank u, i can improve on my air flow.

75 Degrees 48 RH 450 watt led

I have a girl growing in coco, 18/6 with weird looking folding of the leaf's and cuts. Any clue to what maybe causing this?

Does anyone know if light leaks effect autoflowers. The light from my humidifier, could that be the reason my autoflower stop flowering

First coco grow, I'm following the coco for cannabis chart. Flora series, autoflower, 75 degree, 46 RH, they started flowering and as if they got stuck. I've noticed leaf growth, but no bud development. The bigger one, I followed the flush procedure on coco site. And she can back a little, but...

She's an autoflower