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What Kind Of Deficiency Is This?

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What kind of deficiency is this
 
leaves dont look that bad your problem is you got a 4 inch plant in flower. this plant is already budding so your going to get a 2 inch bud prob. like one or two. your light. if you want a plant to stay in veg keep light on it. when it gets big enough to support some fruit( buds) then you flower it by changing the light to 12 12. Would a 4 inch tall tomato plants grow a lb of tomato no it wont and a reefer plant wont either. Good luck
 
See the top of that indica very top dead center. yeah it looks like a bud because it is. hes got it outside in someplace where the 12 12 is close enough that budding has been induced the sexing is over its a female and the plant is in flower. and a 2 inch or 4 inch plant in flower, who knows what the right nutes are for that. unless you change the light cycle so the plant gets more light it will stay in flower and make you a few little bitty buds. you will be sad. change the light cycle.
 
leaves dont look that bad your problem is you got a 4 inch plant in flower. this plant is already budding so your going to get a 2 inch bud prob. like one or two. your light. if you want a plant to stay in veg keep light on it. when it gets big enough to support some fruit( buds) then you flower it by changing the light to 12 12. Would a 4 inch tall tomato plants grow a lb of tomato. It is an autoflower soooooooooooo
 
Dude be pissed if you want. its too small auto flower or not you ant growing no bud on a two inch plant in full flower. do what you want kid. dont kill the messenger. Peace out
 
If it's an auto and it has already flowered then your not going to be very happy, I am doing two autos atm and they were much bigger than that when they started flowering, use 20/4 light setting for autos, they like light, what kind of light are you using?
 
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