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And keep adding the opposite of what I did last time? What do you mean?

Yeah I guess I'm going to flush em tonight But I cant give them flower nutes cause like I said, they lower my ph to under 4, and I'm sure that 40ml of ph up will damage them even worse

I'm considering dwc for next round. How much overall would you say the dwc system cost you? Not including lights or anything, just the specifics for dwc

And also no watering and no overfeeding. Have only fed a few times throughout the whole thing. Underwatered 1 time, just 1 day too late. Started drooping but were back to normal in about an hour. Other than that, I've done light nutrient feeding a few times. 1 full dose

But guys, it really doesnt seem like the one Is going to make it more than a week. At what point should I harvest it? Will it get ruined if it dies before I harvest it? Want to make sure they get as much time as they possibly can before they get chopped down

Thanks for the reply. But no there haven't been any sort of nutrient problems, or any problems at all until these last about 2 weeks. Then I got some brown spots, and some leaf clawing a bit. And then 3 days ago things just went straight downhill with these issues. Everytime issues showed up was...

Some of the worst I've ever seen, even online lol I think I got the ph back to normal for the other 2, but thslis one just seems way out of whack

24 hour difference. Shes getting ravaged

Yeah it didnt really work out too great I guess. I mean, they absolutely thrived during veg, and the first 2 weeks of flowering went good too. But ever since that 2 week mark it's been kinda downhill. I've got 2 of them stable and dont seem to be getting any worse, but the 1 is literally getting...

Well the question I'm asking doesnt really involve much examination of them. Just like at what point should I harvest since it see.s pretty inevitable that their gonna die. I think I may have just found a sign on bud rot too... not positive though Sorry I'm not around the tent so I cant take...

Well obviously this plant is fucked up. All 3 of them are going down hill, but the one pictures is by far the worst. All the damage you see has accumulated over only 2 days from lively green leafs. Seems like some severe calcium deficiency along with a a fee others so I'm assuming it has to be...

Well I went out looking for a dehumidifier on the budget I had, and the best I could do was a airconditioner with dehumidifier mode. Claims it can pull almost 40 liters per day. But it blows insanely cold air out, so I had to get a powerful space heater, and of course running both of them keeps...

And they all seem live they've quit growing completely..

To the people who have actually been trying help kindly, I appreciate it very much. Things arent going very well but they're still alive for now. The same damage is spreading like crazy along the top leaves. One plant is being destroyed hourly and the other 2 arent nearly as bad but still taking...

Lol I'm not even going to read any of the garbage yall just wrote. What the fuck are you guys even doing on this forum?? I didnt read anywhere that the rules of the forum were to be complete dicks to people you dont agree with. Other than the people actually being kinds and trying to help, fuck...

Really dont feel like replying to all that bullshit, but I'll say that, my temps never go below 70 during dark. 1 single time during veg they did, and went to 65 for a few hours. That must be what's causing the pink leafs almost 2 months after

To be honest guys, I cant see any deficiencies or even lockout, destroying the leafs as fast as it's happening.. I removed almost all of the bad affected ones yesterday and in 24 hours this is the amount of damage now. All 3 plants are facing it, but 1 is way way worse than the others

I haven't given any specific calcium nutrients, only micro nute has been a little bit of magnesium via epsom salt

And yes I believe you're 100% correct on the display of calcium deficiency, and minor potassium. But unlike calcium, potassium is a mobile nutrient and any signs of it would display on the lower leafs first. Almost every single lower leaf is completely fine and green, except for occasionally an...

It didnt happen out of no where huh? That's why 90% of the leafs that didnt have brown spots because brownish/dried out overnight, and the ones with the brown spots were the least affected? That sounds pretty out of no where to me. And I fed them twice since you commented on my last thing, AND...