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Exactly. 💯 Other than that, the plant looks healthy. People are always trying to correct something, and sometimes they end up screwing things up without even realizing it. Unless you have access to a lab and can actually determine what's going on, a lot of it is educated guessing. That's why...

Well it's 2026 this is one of my plants this year in Windsor Ontario Canada it just sucks when you mix up all your seeds in one box so you have no idea what it is until this time I believe this is the purple punch mix with purple kush if I'm not mistaken it might even be just purple kush or...

Howdy 🇨🇦 I agree to disagree here. Again a late-flower fade isn’t automatically a deficiency that needs correcting. During the final 4–6 weeks, cannabis naturally remobilizes mobile nutrients such as nitrogen from older fan leaves toward developing inflorescences, and research has documented...

. Honestly this is mostly late-flower nitrogen fade, not a clear magnesium problem. The close-up leaves are turning an even pale yellow across the whole leaflet, not yellow between green veins with rusty speckles the way magnesium usually looks. The tops and buds are still green and stacking...

Honestly

It's been a very good year for growing here in Southwest Ontario! 🌵☺️🫶 The first one is a cross of Purple Punch × Purple Kush × Purple Punch 💜🌿 The second one came from some random seeds I had lying around, so I'll just call it the "Forrest Gump-Ultimate Surprise” strain. 😂🌱🎁 You never know...

While specialized 660nm narrow-range lights exist, many growers use full-spectrum LED lights that include red LEDs for optimal overall health. They sell them all over Amazon probably the easiest the same lights they use in red light therapy Source : Amazon.ca https://share.google/0R2WydArwcu86WbNb

Nope not carried away at all .....The moonlight is simply far too weak to trigger a cannabis plant’s photoperiod response the way artificial light can. Cannabis detects night length using light-sensitive pigments called phytochromes. To interrupt flowering or cause stress/re-vegetation, the...