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What are your days like currently? Are they at 12/12 light/dark yet? I grow indoors so not well versed in outdoors but if your days aren't quite at that 12/12 point it should start to show once they do.

Less is more usually. You would ideally want to let the plant tell you when it is hungry. You would not want to feed beyond once every other water usually to allow salts to be removed and not build up and allow the plant to use what has been given and avoid burn and lock out.

How old? Photo I am guessing? Maybe a few more photos of some other potential node sites could be helpful. In my experience longer periods of not showing signs are more female traits but that is not supported by any science, just personal experience. Males will look like little balls and...

Absolutely spot on analogy, they will eat even when they aren't hungry and we all know that is never a good time.

Incase anyone is interested: https://indoorgrowingcanada.com/products/green-planet-nutrients-medi-one Thinking of making this next grow with it my first journal on here as I am curious to see how they do and have learned a lot my past few attempts.

Agreed. This is why I am going back to basics and trying a 1-part 1 nute that takes you through veg and flower to just keep it simple and focus on the basics, that will always get you better yields, especially as a beginner, which I still am haha.

Would need more info. How much water are you giving, how often, what medium? I wouldn't want to advise feeding without more details as over watering can also look and cause similar symptoms to nutrient burn and lockout and further watering could make it worse, I am speaking from an unfortunate...

Hydro is the least forgiving medium and new growers will most always make mistakes, 1 mistake in hydro can cost an entire grow, but soil allows you time correct the mistake and learn for next time withour having to start from scratch. Not saying one is superior, just soil is generally more...

You guys have really provided some solid knowledge on soil microbes and adding carbs, this is a huge help. I guess I need to get some amendments or brew a tea here and there to inoculate and only add a tiny amount of carbs or get some humic acid as I certainly use synthetics.

I am actually thinking of going super simple next grow and trying a Greenplanet Medi-One grow, they say it's a 1 part all the way to harvest so I am curious to see.

Appreciate your knowledge on adding molasses Dreminen, I have just started using it again so have been reading (possibly not the best information I'm sure) on this, so this has helped a lot.

I would stick with something simple like the GH trio for your first grow, it is a 3 part nutrient system that you adjust based on your plants growth stage (other companies make something similar). They usually come with a feeding guide/schedule but you usually always want to feed 50% their...

I just liked the thought, it made me giggle, bro science is everywhere, but as with everything overdoing anything is never good.

Some of the reading explained it as such: the organisms goal is to eat, poop, and die, if you introduce too much food, the microbes will just eat and eat until your microbial count plummets and you have lower microbial counts than before giving the large influx of carbs.

Could use a little more info on light and medium, but to take a guess based on look alone, I would ponder calcium deficiency.

Your grow medium would be a great start. Also what nutrients, some actual details on the light as saying a "good light" tells us actually nothing, so let's get specific please.

Huh, I stand corrected, my apologies! Thank you Padawan!

Some unsulphured blackstrap molasses may not hurt, good for the soil and gives some great micro/macro nutrients and can help breakdown any salt build up, tablespoon per gallon on days you would normally feed only water if you aren't giving it already. Not a quick fix for a potassium def. But...

It is a bloom booster where tiger bloom is the bloom base nutrient, a booster alone cannot do the job as Dreminen has pointed here.

May want to look into getting some larger pots for your next grow, I would say aim for finishing in a 5 gallon to be safe. What medium are you using? Watering daily is normal for coco, but if you need to water daily or multiple times per day in soil, I am worried that the root system is far to...