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Your thumb in the second picture looks like you rubbed it in sugar. Lmao beautiful work sir

Id give it a little longer. Whenever you think they are ready , you have at least a week. Do you have a loop that is at least 120? Check the tricomes and see if they've turned amber and look big enough to look like they might fall right off...your good.

6.5 to 6.8 is perfect in my opinion. You might see the tables turn after doing that. Keep us posted

I grow for a cannabis company and also grow plants for people in my area. Commercialized cannabis has limitations on what you can and can't use so I'm very basic and still get the best results. Everyone grows different but the end goal is the same. Manifest all the advice you get and make it...

Go less with the bloom. Keep it in the mix but you want the phosphorus to dominate your girls nute intake. I never fully rake the nitrogen out of the mix but definitely lessen it when I'm in flower. It should help. Again just my two cents

so far so good my man. Keep us posted

They could go the whole time without nutes , but if your looking for good yield, bulky buds, and tricome smothered weed. You want to introduce phosphorus at the first sign of flowering. If your worried start small , and limit it to once a week . You avoid nute overload. But it will still make a...

Have you tried raising the ph? Too low or high doesn't allow roots to take in nutes as needed, and will cause the deficiency. I just re read the original post and maybe that could be the problem.

I agree man. If it were me I'd flush and stick with what worked before. I only use Fox farm and stick with it because its so reliable. I couldn't say with confidence that any other product is good or bad as I've never used them. Sorry I couldn't help more my friend.

Yes sir. Watch out for banana pods the next few weeks. Like AtotheRon said she could surprise you.

Are you assuming her gender?? Lol jk. Looks great man.

It has bananas? If im reading that right it means hermie

Well this changes things

You could be right my man. I'm growing caramelicious in 80% coco 30%vermiculite. This plant is thriving at a current 5.8 ph. Again, know the plant your growing. Coco has no nutes or anything added to it at all so everything comes from you. What's your advice? I'm curious, as im newer to using...

yellow usually means lack of water or nitrogen. Purple is the phosphorus deficiency. I keep the nitrogen in the girls at all times. I limit it in flowering but still keep it in the system.

I'm gonna go ahead and say no. Im not.completely sure on the seed game. However autos are crossed with certain ruderelis breeds. Photos are not. Mixing the two would change the genetics, but it will not be an auto... may just make the genetics of your photo period shorter but would not receive...

Absolutely right.

Also, not 100% sure, but it looks like ypu have outlines on the edge of your leaves which tells me lights may be too close. Again not sure if thats what I'm seeing but you would know better than me

Almost looks like phosphorus deficiency with nitrogen burn...notnsure what your feeding it but yellow is usually lack of nitrogen or water, purple is lack of phosphorus. How often are you feeding your girls?and your slightly acidic in your soil. Some.plants run that way but most like ph of...

Yes this would help.