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I disagree. Feed them lower. You don't need more nitrates in your buds at this stage, the plant simply doesn't need it and it just goes into your end product. You've got nice fat swollen calyxes there and if this is your first ever grow you've done very well. The swelling calyxes tell you...

Nice. Good luck

The reason I say go into the right size pot is because it cuts out potential watering issues. If you go into a pot that's too big and saturate it, you'll have large areas of stagnant coir, which isn't healthy. There's nothing wrong with going straight to final pots straight away, as long as...

looks like wind burn in post 6. Don't aim the fan directly at the plant

Cool. So, your aim is to get the leaves standing up again and get the plant back on its feet. It's in a right mess and I'll explain what's causing it so you can avoid in the future. First problem is your lights are far too close. The reason you see the sharp curling towards the ground of the...

Your issue is light stress and temps, not nutrient lockout. Answer these questions. What's your ambient air temp lights on and lights off What is your root zone temp lights on and off Are they sitting directly on a floor? How close is your light from the tops and what wattage is it?

These any good? 3 pin connector

For the record, a high phosphate feed, or a bloom feed, isn't stronger by definition than a veg feed. You can't burn plants because you chose the wrong bottle. What you might do is underfeed them nitrogen, which is what happened here. A balanced veg feed given at 1.0ec in coco coir, is the...

Well said. Like light leaks the size of a pinhole causing a plant to change sex. Nobody's ever challenged these things. They just blindly follow. If they do, they'll find it's all bullshit.

And still don't know what a hungry plant looks like

You can get a decent heater too tho. I mean it's not either or... but treat the air and rootzone as separate things. Heating the air temps can help with metabolism and transpiration, which with LED can be very important too. But heating the roots specifically is a big deal in itself regardless...

3 x 3 means underfloor heating all day It'll change your (plant's) life go on an underfloor heating website and pick up a square meter of the foil wrapped stuff and 2 xps insulation boards. Delivered to you it'll be less than 100. Be the best money you'll ever spend in terms of plant health in...

There's some terrible advice being thrown around on forums, even after all these years. And this above is some of it. If you don't know your trade, learn it before giving people advice. The plant is hungry, not burned. This plant needs a basic feed of 1.0ec and it'll start growing nice and...

No, you've made another mistake. I don't have time to explain right now but in a nutshell, 1.0 - 1.2 ec of a balanced base feed in coir is around the sweet spot for any strain of cannabis plant you'll ever grow. That's why if you need to flush for any reason, you want to reset the media as...

Better getting 2 cheap meters of any kind than one mid priced like a bluelab and expecting it to be bulletproof. You can always check them against each other and if one goes out of whack you'll catch it before it causes any issues. Getting one more expensive one like a bluelab and having a...

Completely flush your pots with a 1.0ec strength of the base feed and nothing else until what comes out of the bottom is within 0.2 of what you're putting in. You'll see a turnaround starting at 48 hrs and new growth will start to come out healthy. Unknown coir can cause you all sorts of...

Might have been the lighting in the pictures. These girls are killing it. Massive lush growth out of them

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Much better growth since we last talked mate. When I was last in this thread you were having the same problems as me with poor growth and stress issues. What did you change in the end? Doesn't seem to be the heat. Did you alter the nutes at all?

Hi mate What's the ratio of the nutrients you're using, and at what strength?