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Probably wont see a difference. Just dont want to see other sugar leaves looking like fan leaves. Id day you are on the lower end of sufficient fertilizing. Not really underfeeding. Should be a smooth smoke.

First off looks great. Good job. They are showing nutrient deficiency. But not to the detriment of your buds. Yet. Feed them more, the recommend amount. And defoliate the big yellow, brown spot fan leaves for mold prevention etc. Maybe the only difference is new strains.

I have grown in the bush in Hawaii for 10+ years. I had, boars, rippers, Green Harvest choppers (feds), slugs and cows to deal with. I would only grow the two short seasons mostly as long season plants are kinda risky b/c of getting huge. Find a good zone well away from people. Higher...

Is this a torture yest? Lol. Osmocote will still be fertilizing up to harvest. Not the best buds. But will make good enough smoke. Not sure if there is enough available calcium in your tap water. With stretchy seedlings put the light as close as possible. A 2-4 bulb t5 flourescent light can be...

You should not " need" a dome after 3 days. The dome does not need to be sealed airtight also. Some evapo/transpiration is needed. The cut should be sealed and frequent misting may not be needed after 3 days. Should be good to go without dome by day 5.

What's your biggest risk. Rippers on foot. Or chopper in the sky.

Bush grown weed is fire.

Get some Nepalese seeds as foundation stock. Wont be disappointed. Our Nepalese has a dominant 3 finger leaf. Its how we pick our males and females. Gassy, sweet terps. You can then redefine one hit quit. Laoatian brings in a psychedelic high to the mix. I grew many different zones on Big...

The fuck there isn't a need to be way up mauka! The UV!

Shit. You should be growing real pakalolo. Not mainland genetics. My dad and his buddies still have pre green harvest strains they keep going. True poi dog genetics, stabilized. Its far stronger, longer lasting high, unbelievable terps and can grow it all 3 seasons, and if really motivated also...

Possible. I've lost plants in the bush, then found them when replanting. A few were sundried and immediately smokable, major loss of terps, but enjoyable and stony. Others rotted with rain. What you are envisioning used to or maybe still happens in the Kif mountains and valley. They let the...

Not likely to burn. Those ingredients are very low NPK. Still a good ferment. I tried these in the bush on the Hamakua coast. I'd soak these in a 55g barrel I hiked out for 2 days. Better results using rotten mangos for phos plus you get a sugar boost, burn or soak banana trunk for potassium...

Possible. Likely deficient in phos and calcium. I'd call those tips, "bunched". Strains can have different nute needs, or soil mix not uniform.

No mention of your low pH huh? I guess no macro gets locked up below 6.0...

Did you charge your coco with cal-mag before planting? Check your pHs every now and then. Before mixing and after mixing....Could also be low calcium. Silica products can have high alkaline pHs. Could be doing something with CEC in coco. Praying tips can mean many things other than normal growth....

It appears most like a phosphorus deficiency. However the burnt - excess fert, or necrotic spots - another deficiency, with the yellowing suggest a second nutrient(s) issue. More info needed. Others gonna want water specs, RH, medium, ferts, amendments etc. Also a pic of the whole plant as well...

First your plants look healthy. I think it's normal. Just how that hybrid flowers. Should check how many weeks to flower for jelly donuts. I've had success with tropical and subtropical sativa's/ hybrids that respond better to 11 light 13 dark in dep. I'd raise it up a bit seems kinda shaded...

Here there's no simple answer. Yes it's a nutrient deficiency. You can look up what it is, based on new or old leaves showing. And where on the leaf or the pattern it's happening. Try searching " yellowing on older leaves at the ends in cannabis" or something similar. Please have some info ready...

Well all 4 are showing nutrient deficiency. Mostly phosphorus. Feed and water them well and as needed, you should be fine.

Temperature as mentioned by another. Cool soil temps affect phosphorus uptake and others. Feed a compost extract at least weekly. Just take compost, like a gallon put it in a pair strainer bag and dunk it in 4 gallons of water till the bag runs clear. Then water the solution in. This is made...