Yeah I'm on week 12 flowering and I'm using cal mag along withWhat week of flower are you in? I used to get this when I would switch my nutrients from grow to bloom the moment I flipped the lights to 12/12.
Since then I've learned it is better to do a grow/bloom blend and feed that up into week 6 of flower then go straight bloom. The reason for this is that through the stretch and flower formation period the plant needs a lot of Nitrogen to build up all that cellulose. If you aren't doing this then N tends to run out in week 4 - 5 and you start to see this happen.
Could also be a cal/mag deficiency. Are you supplementing any cal/mag?
Wasn't sure if it was light burn, it's only happening at the top of the plant. What soil do you usually use for your grows?BTW if you are using liquid fertilizers worm castings and other amendment inputs are not necessary. The liquid nutes should have everything the plant needs.
If you decide you want to try to use the nutrition in the soil and use water only, then you want to use those types of amendments prior to planting your plant so that it has something to pull from. If you are using one of the prepared "organic soils", they aren't really soil as much as amended coco/peat/perlite potting mix, then you can do what I do and feed the plants synthetic nutrients allowing the natural nutrients to back up whatever you may be missing.
Some people call it Synthganic farming. Having used this method, I have done away with deficiencies for the most part.
If you are in week 12 then this is probably just normal leaf senescence. Basically the plant telling you that it is close to being ready to harvest.
BTW if you are using liquid fertilizers worm castings and other amendment inputs are not necessary. The liquid nutes should have everything the plant needs.
If you decide you want to try to use the nutrition in the soil and use water only, then you want to use those types of amendments prior to planting your plant so that it has something to pull from. If you are using one of the prepared "organic soils", they aren't really soil as much as amended coco/peat/perlite potting mix, then you can do what I do and feed the plants synthetic nutrients allowing the natural nutrients to back up whatever you may be missing.
Some people call it Synthganic farming. Having used this method, I have done away with deficiencies for the most part.
When I water and test run off ppms are sitting at about 800-1000Looks way overfed causing a lockout to my eyes 12 weeks flower they should be bigger n fatter and almost ready by now could be wrong though
That's a bold claim but before I question it, how large a pot did you use the soil in?I imagine some folks might think I'm full of shit but I found an off the shelf organic soil that keeps my plants fed through three months of veg with absolutely zero nutrient deficiency, just happy girls. I've not tried to see how much further than that they'd go, I just knew by time and size they had to be getting near the bottom of the chow bowl. If you ever want to play around with it, it's called EB Stone Recipe 420 Bhang. I was surprised it was available on the shelf at DIY here in town.
I like to use Roots Organic Original recipe. Even though the mix is supposedly "organic" it really isn't. Most "organic" mixes aren't really organic.Wasn't sure if it was light burn, it's only happening at the top of the plant. What soil do you usually use for your grows?
That's a bold claim but before I question it, how large a pot did you use the soil in?
Yea well that doesn’t seem to high especially for half organics just going off the burnt up tips and edges of your leaves normally means overfed just limp her to the finish line now bit late to fix anything nowWhen I water and test run off ppms are sitting at about 800-1000
That seems awfully small to go from seed to harvest. If the soil has been highly amended it would burn young roots. Not saying you're a liar but I can't think of anything that they could do that would be any different from the other companies that make amended potting mix.5 gallon cloth bags outdoors
Appreciate it! I'm fairly new, can you elaborate on not pH ing and how it affected this crop?waaay overfed and you shouldn’t be ph’ing,..
this has delayed/interfered with the ripening of the trichomes,.
Also would u recommend limping it to the finish line as it was mentioned above or is the smoke going to be really bad?waaay overfed and you shouldn’t be ph’ing,..
this has delayed/interfered with the ripening of the trichomes,.
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