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10 days from flower power. They just grow up so fast *sniff sniff*o_O

lady in back left not lookin' so hot. so gotta figure that one out. Also added a baby pic from one month ago.

 

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nice bro i got a nice WMK vegging huge fan leaves cant wait to flower her out your plant look proper!!!

 

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reason one in the back not so hot is because it appears to be closest to the fan.

 

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Bump up the nutrients.

 

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Seed Buyer said:

Bump up the nutrients.

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i would but the tips are yellowing(burning?) and twisting.

 

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true grit said:

reason one in the back not so hot is because it appears to be closest to the fan.

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thanks for the suggestion. i thought this too but there are some not close to the fan that are starting to do the same thing. Maybe the fan accelerates the symptoms?

 

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It's a vpd issue. Odds are your fan blows across the bottom of the plants which cause lower leaves to die off more quickly, and the plant closest to fan shows symptoms first. Rest of plant looks fine and I'd def put money on fan or not worry about it too much. I keep my fans at te lower area as well and expect those symptoms for sure. Strip em and flip em! Good luck!

 

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I could be trippin, but it looks like the coco is kinda dry...

 

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Thanks for the comments!

I'm taking y'alls adviceceses and stopped worrying too much bout the bottom leaves. Also, I've started to water more often. The thing is that it seems to take the coco 4 days to dry. I started doing every 3 days they seem to ok with it so we'll see if i can bump it down to 2 during flower.
Smalls signs of potash and nitro deficiencies hopefully the extra waterings will sort that out.
Here's an update pic.

 

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update pic... some branchery.

 

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Here they are on day 22 if anyone is interested. It's been hotter than usual so I've included a pic of what I assume is heat stress. Can anyone confirm?