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Lol here's my DIY box in a pinch

Lol was about to say this

I used coco as my base for my mix and I will never use it again, peat from here on out. Coco caused all sorts of problems with pH and locking out certain nutes.

Nice! What are you using for application rates on that Langbeinite? I just soaked some Langbeinite at about 1 Tbsp / 4 gallons water overnight, it dissolved fully.

I use EWC compost tea and EM1 for general microbial life. I also root drench / foliar Bacillus amyloliquefaciens to prevent fungus like botrytis. EM1 causes the most noticeable difference in soil health by far. I used to topdress bokashi but I get the same effect with EM1 without the cake...

Awesome thanks for the info JimmiP, I'll give it a go.

Np, I know that panic when it's your first few times growing. You're all good!

It's normal, especially if temps are dropping. I've had strains turn purple just from temperature alone but for you it's likely genetic. Here's a pic I took the other day of one of my purple strains:

CSI

That interesting, I would have expected a half gallon of isopropyl to do some major damage to the trichomes. I use it for making hash.

Also worth noting that potassium bicarbonate burns pistils, so don't be surprised when they brown - it's normal.

Epic, how often did you have to water those?

My bad, not trying to be a dick. The fungus spores that cause budrot and powdery mildew can enter through wounds. Think of fan leaves as the energy source for bigger buds, and every cut you make is stressing the plant. Only really need to clean up the underside to have airflow. Selectively...

I don't really understand why you'd make so many cuts on fan leaves. Just a giant vector for disease.

Hi seasoned growers, I recently dove into the rabbit hole of understanding ISR/SAR as a preventative for disease, and I noticed there is some conflicting anecdotal information about the timing and effects of using products that induce these responses. There seems to be real scientific evidence...

Are you spraying that stuff on flowering plants?

Have you tried emailing redbeard? He messed up on giving me a freebie so I hit him up and he sent it the next week.

Kind of looks like septoria leaf spot. Maybe check out some photos online and see if it looks similar? When I got it, I thought it was a nute deficiency at first.

Yea I have Regalia and Southern Ag Garden Friendly fungicide for botrytis (same bacteria as Stargus).

Cuntcrusher, your plant needs more nitrogen.