Flushing is a real argument starting topic on here and folks seem split 50/50 on whether or not it's necessary.
The way I have been looking at it is treating Coco like hydro and almost feeding everyday if necessary. I use Cutting Edge and their feeding schedule says to flush at the end.
Very much so
Hydro/DWC takes a week to flush. Your soil should be done over the 2/3 time period. Plenty of time to get you thru that.
Are you aware of the deficiency guide on grow weed easy . Com? You should check that out. Seems like you only have problems with the one plant. The rest it's kinda hard to tell, try and take pictures with just white light. I can see some down turned leaves so it could be nitrogen tox or overwatering but check out the page i said.BIG UPDATE:
May 7th is when i switched the lights into flowering. They have been in flowering for 29 days and I have uploaded my progress below. I am having some coloration issue in the leaves obviously due to some deficiency. Any idea guys? Also, I had 7 plants in total and only 3 were males. I added another 600W LED so these pictures are 4 plants under two 600W LED. I expected a growth spurt in flowering but haven't really seen that. The limbs are definitely tilting and leaning from weight and they are pretty thick it seems.
Advice and opinions always welcome!
Thank you
Buds will swell in the final 2 weeks that the most important part people chip too early and miss the swell. Don't be one of those!
How do you think they look for 37 days in?
This is a pretty good website! Thank you for sharing
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They look very good for day 37 on your first grow well done
Be happy, they just started. Buds getting most of theire weight within the last weeks, so relax atleast (2-)3 more weeks! Remember to feed 'em plain water within the last weeks. Let 'em die naturally. Coloring leaves are normal, remember how nature looks in october.
They look very good for day 37 on your first grow well done
I don't see any signs of over feeding.... Not 1 burnt tip. Might ask about the Feeding B4 you start guessing. They show a Mag issue. That's about it.
They look pretty damn good. Back off the N a touch and increase your calmag a little at a time, like 1ml. You're doing a good job.
Buds look really good for 37 days in, you should look into Scrogging next run....its my fav way to grow a plant to its maximum potential. I would start getting rid of the leaves that are yellowing or crisping up, and if you want the max potential out of your girls, I'd look into scrogging as a training method. I typically won't even start my scrog til I want to flower....i let them stretch through the net and tuck the branches for the first week of flowering or so. And I also don't use tratitional "grow nets" because the damn holes are too big. I like the plastic fencing you can find at home depot or lowes (its the same as taht orange construction fencing shit) I kind of show what I do in the link in my sig. Helps to take plants that are way toof ucking big to flower inside to a more manageable state
Awesome first grow BTW
It's not guessing! But I am wondering what photos did you looked at?
So again, what I (just my little opinion) can SEE they don't have a deficency, for me it looks more like the beginning of a lock, due to wrong ph, or too wet (especially a problem in flowering time).