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That first sentence in the 1st post answers your Q (you answered your own Q and didnt know it). You topdressed AND fed the plant at the same time. The temptation to do more or add more is always there, it is a natural response to want to nurture it. Changes to a plan should only occur when...

Search this forum for hardening off. It will show you many great threads about this. Typically it is a few weeks of taking them in and out of the sun to acclimate them. In your case the shade is where you will want to start.

To better answer I will guess it is because it is still inconvenient to get seeds in general. There are 2 things going on, 1 is more growers esp new, needing seeds. And 2 is a marketing hype going on as the market expands. Many, MANY people, especially the young, are swayed by social media...

Real nice job. I'm very impressed you resisted the urge to put more plants in there. BD grows big and you will have a massive harvest. I pulled a ton of BD down over the last few months. So tasty and the smell is just killer. Blueberries and rotten fruit

OP you ask but don't specify. What medium are you using? What ppm do you feed and what runoff ppm did you measure. What has you concerned?

How about a Boost pack to get your humidity exactly at 62 or 58 after you get it into the mid 60s?

Intake is air with no restrictions. Exhaust you will want a carbon filter. HEPA air cleaners, real ones, will keep the air in the space clean of most of the mold and other problems in the air. It is not going to be perfect, and you arent building a clean room. Just a filtration system that...

Thank goodness I hated the idea of not letting it RIP. Whopdee so you need a ladder and helper to get to the top that's a good problem!

Cant tell what floor is there, but a general clean, paint and having both a dehumidifier and a HEPA air cleaner (a good one) available as needed you got yourself a space. Exit point for airflow out the basement needs to be identified or created. If what has already been suggested seems like a...

I personally wouldnt flush, it's not looking that bad. I would go forward and water it a time or 2 and see what happens.

This (at least part of it). Low ph would slow uptake of the nutrients that are showing def. So could temps being off.

If for any reason you want to avoid the N, use a fert that doesnt contain any. It sounds simple and is, but it's the only real way to control it. If N seems high you could use something with less or switch between that and another bloom food that contains no N.

My guess is temps are slightly low at some point, maybe lights out, and ph is a bit low. Both can cause this issue. I would be very weary of adding anything they look pretty good but the color is slightly off...see above comments on why I think that is. If fixed it will clear up.

I would start with measuring temp and humidity. Absolutely no circulation on the plants themselves, the space they are in is large. You want and hope to sustain a humidity in the 60s easily otherwise it will dry too fast imo. If temps in the 60s and rh in the 60s, you are golden for a great dry.

Look over the rest of the plant(s) carefully for other signs or to see if the whole plant shows this. The color shows a slight P def but I would look around more.

I understand your Q I think. You will find a similar yield if you did each of the various growing styles and did a great job of each one. What changes is what we call that style. On one end of the spectrum is manifold and mainline, training an indoor plant into an 8 spoke plant that is equal...

Thank you, that is a really interesting set of insights. Removing the growth tips but not the fans makes sense, the plant grows where it can and the fans power it along. Keep up the great work! Cc

Transplant it even if it's just HD bagged soil. Rep is on the line theres a thread...just saying

Autos have a really interesting future because they arent photo. As less people grow outside due to CBD anarchists seeding all the fields, I can see more Johnny Appleseed grows outside with autos if they can be improved more. Especially as an early season grow there is a lot to be said for a...

100% Its dry everywhere, only a few times has something with a little moisture been passed across the counter. I personally believe THAT is the game. Dry = lower weight, higher thc test #s, guarantee no mold. Add a plant harvested early, and you have their recipe for store success. Oh and...