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If I had to guess I would say overfed/salt buildup which is causing slight ph issues.

Twisting of the new growth indicates ph problems, drooping leaves indicates overwatering. Overwatering could be your issue with ph. Are you checking your ph when you water and I hope you’re not feeding nutrients already?

What budz and Ben said, plant is drinking a ton causing a nutrient burn. plus when RH is low and VPD is high the stomata close up limiting c02 exchange which will only worsen your nutrient excess.

I don’t think it’s the soil, I think it’s an environmental problem. lack of ventilation, spikes in temperature, low and erratic humidity. Something about that pheno type just isn’t having it. stable environment is key to keeping problems like this from happening. not all plant will need to be...

I keep looking at these pictures like wow… is there anyway you have a small pet that might have peed in the soil? Maybe a Great Dane, water buffalo, iv heard mountain lions can do it… Either something happened or you got the happy frog plus addition.. save some amendments for the rest of us!

You 100% have salt built up and it’s frying the plants. Synthetic nutrients use salt as a carrier for the minerals, as the minerals get used by the plant the salt is left behind. This is why with synthetic nutrients we water to runoff to remove the waste and replenish a balance.

Yes, something.

Like buds said, there are many environmental conditions that can cause nitrogen to not be metabolized properly. I would try and not push that one hard until you sort her out, I would look into fresh air exchange sooner than later, help keep a stable environment. “Edit” I’m willing to bet...

I’d turn that light down to 50% 24 inches away and try to find the moose that pee’d on it. If you’re looking for a no feed grow you would be much better off running something like ocean forest and strawberries fields topdressing during flower.

On paper everything looks good or within an acceptable range. I would definitely start to monitor ph going In, try to keep the temps out of the 80s until you have a couple grows under your belt, use the dimmer to control temperature. Humidity isn’t terrible but for early flower stretch I...

I think a lot of your problems will resolve themselves after calibrating your ph pen, She looks a little heavy on the nitrogen but not a huge deal.

Definitely nitrogen toxicity and ph problems, temps should really be kept in the mid 70s for your first grow. how long have you been using liquid nutes? What strength ?Are you watering to runoff to rid salts? Are you catching runoff and discarding?

Viparspectra ks 2 autos

Looks like you got the sativa pheno! With my run it had rock hard buds! I have a small tent too! 32x32. But that won’t stop us from producing large amounts of buds lol!

Looking amazing, I see some flowers starting.

Thanks man! Show me!

Thanks man!! I’m excited too! Iv seen some amazing things from that strain, how’s yours going?

Well guys, I harvested the last plant last night at day 114, she was ready. I have 3 seedling going, mango smile by Mephisto genetics, apple blossom by Humboldt seed company, Zkittlez by ILGM, they are day 16 at the time of this pic.

Here are some trichome shots from last night.

Iv never ran it before so I don’t know what to compare it to. Might explain why I have two completely different looking plants?