And one last note,
Feed , water , water , water, water, water feed
That’s 2 feedings to every 5 water cycles
Allowing drying of soil in between, soil should be about 4” deep dry before you use that cycle .
ALL of the advice is great. The leaves turning yellow isn't as unusual as you are panicking about. At the end of it's life, a plant will suck any remaining nutrients and energy out of the leaves, which then turn yellow an die. Any water splashed on them will cause those discolorations if the leaf is dying. As long as your new growth looks OK during flowering, you are still good. Plants are like trees in the fall...they get prepped to make seeds/acorns and devote their energies to making them. Some strains are worse than others, and a slight deficiency of nutrients can make it appear sooner and with more of an impact. Yellowing leaves CAN e a normal part of flowering, just everyone goes crazy when they see ANY yellow. You gained experience and won't have that problem the next grow. Congrats!
Looks like Nitrogen tox to me, to heavy with the veg nuits in flower. The brown spots look like a Phosphorus def, feed more flower nuits. I would water every day with ph'd nuits and not skip a day with water, feed lighter if you have to, to keep the moisture up. 18/6 light. Put in at ph 6.4.
Feed and water more frequently by not drowning it, cup at a timeAlso valid advice for Autoflowers? (with their fast-pace life)
If I followed that cycle - I would give maybe 1 feed of VEG and 1 feed of FLOWER (mabye 2 tops) for the whole life of the plant, is that enough?
The airpot I have has kind of plastic "legs", so I think it's pretty much similar.Your air pots are ok, fabric breathes everywhere, but that point seems moote. I do space my bags up on furring strips off the bottom of the drainage trays though. (Remove excess water from the trays after watering). On trichomes, mostly cloudy, some amber. That’s on the bud, not sugar leaves as they will show amber sooner than the buds do...
Feed and water more frequently by not drowning it, cup at a time
10% or so amber, turkey baster for removing standing water..The airpot I have has kind of plastic "legs", so I think it's pretty much similar.
Might be a stupid question - how do you drain the trays? I didn't want to pick up the pots - because the plant is tied to the SCROG net - so I ended up just sucking the drain water with a tube - lol :D Any ideas?
So - the trichomes themselves should become mostly cloudy and like 20% are amber?
Harvest this plant !!!!!!!!!Your air pots are ok, fabric breathes everywhere, but that point seems moote. I do space my bags up on furring strips off the bottom of the drainage trays though. (Remove excess water from the trays after watering). On trichomes, mostly cloudy, some amber. That’s on the bud, not sugar leaves as they will show amber sooner than the buds do...
What do you mean?Harvest this plant !!!!!!!!!
sorry talking about Dan789 post picture - but of course harvest is a personal thingWhat do you mean?
. Not quite as rewarding as siphoning gas out of a car, but sure it was dicey...so I ended up just sucking the drain water with a tube - lol
I think you are right about giving VEG for wayyy into flowering stage, I thought I was "extending" the VEG stage a bit more and gradually turning to FLOWER nutes by doing this, but I guess I was totally wrong.
Giving nutes all the time - is contradicting advice from other members here in the thread - of giving water-only sometimes... Please explain?
Should I give PH 6.4 - even if the nutes recommendation on the package is 5.8-6.2 ?
lol :). Not quite as rewarding as siphoning gas out of a car, but sure it was dicey...
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