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Hey it looks like K deficiency with the ph being too high, get the ph down to 5.8.

Good lad.

Some strains are sensitive to pk, kool bloom etc , ive burn the shit out of plants twice with one hit at recommended dose. To get the heavy weight have the plants healthy and green with as much folliage as possible at the end, keep temps cool and wait longer than usual and dont try to beef up...

very nice.

If your happy im happy!!

Cant tell you too much ill have to kill you. ;-) Welcome .

Hello.

Good lad.

There would be for sure, but there wouldnt be many outdoor growers.

Day 5 and no leaves yet?? asta la vista baby. Start again and use more reliable seeds.

Might be a bit rich that mix, i would go with ocean and perlite for now and hold the frogs and bats.

Why does happy frog turn plants into sad frogs?

Yes those are just 2 suggestions , who knows? I wish you never got me back to this page that plant is so fucking butt ugly to look at.

Keep it about 12 inches above.

For some reason the plant cant take up K and this mess is the result of that. Try to have the plant green and vigorous prior to flowering. Too much leaf drop gives you a crap light harvest in weight.

Severe nute/salt burn and there is nothing you can do now, this problem was created weeks a go and is set in. Over feeding and/or letting pots dry too much too often lets salts build up and burns the roots.

Dont increase the feed, the tips are already brown.

It hates the soil and its growing location. It looks rat shit , try to get it out in the sun and reduce watering. Next time use coco or much better soil with perlite.

It looks really fucking purple, everything is purple. Too late to change now ,that yellowing/leaf drop started in veg and to avoid it have them as green and healthy as possible when starting flowering.

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