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Unless he is in coco, perlite, or some other type of media that is essentially hydroponics, under 6.0 at any phase of development (or possibly even under 6.5) is going to have a negative impact on nute uptake. 5.5 to 6.5 is indeed optimal...for hydroponics and coco....

Not being a soil grower, it does limit the advice I can give ya, but first thing's first, I would not add anymore nutrients (for now) if the plant was indeed so healthy before the application of new ferts. I know that high amounts of P can inhibit calcium and/or magnesium absorption, and your...

I use a passive intake with my 950cfm inline fan and the walls of my tent definitely "suck" inwards a nice bit when I turn the fan controller to max output. But, even with my cheaper vivosun tent, I've never had one collapse or anything. In fact, if smell and concealment is a concern for you...

It would likely not hermie if it wasn't exposed to those same stressors again. But as growers, we never plan on things to go wrong...we rely on the genetics to be strong enough to withstand environmental stress. So, when you get a strain that hermies from stress, the question becomes whether or...

Just read your first post, and am happy to be along for the ride if you'll have me! :) I started my first few grows in soil like you, and decided to give DWC a shot because it seemed to not be very complicated. I never looked back! Yes, the plants do rely on you more than they do in soil. But...

I see nothing indicitave of a pollinated female in your pics.

It is not destined to go hermie like it's mother plant. But, with that being said, it will have an equal propensity to express it's hermie traits than if you were to start seeds from a different strain, or even a different phenotype of that same strain...I would personally start some seeds of a...

I recently made the switch from growing autos to growing photoperiods so that I could try my hand at ScROG. Boy oh boy, was I in for a surprise. After growing autos exclusively for 5 years, I got accustomed to how easy it was to grow autos and (contrary to popular belief) how easy it was to find...

I agree...I certainly would not be able to chop that plant with a clear conscious, at least. How long ago was the flip to flower?...

Those leaves look very dark green...be careful adding more N to the mix.

I agree, they definitely look hungry. If the nutes are present and no improvement is seen, then the roots aren't capable of absorbing them...aka a ph problem.

That looks like a revegged cannabis plant. Check for light timer malfunctions, light leaks, and check your plants for hermies...mine looked much like that when I had a timer malfunction mid way through bloom. This will cause them to stop producing resin until they get back into the full swing of...

Have you had any issues with your light schedule? Those odd three fingered leaves remind me of when I accidentally revegged a flowering plant. It has an incredibly strange impact on the structure of buds and leaves, and the plant will take awhile to begin producing bud weight again but only when...

Fortunetly for us growers, it's damn near easier to kill your cat than it is a cannabis plant with a healthy root system. ;)

I'm not sure that I would go adding anymore nutes yet...sure I see some redding on your plants stems, but the leaves appear to be a relatively healthy shade of green and I'm not seeing interveinal yellowing, rust spots, or yellowing. I do see many of the leaf tips are a bright yellow and that is...

What's your PH?...Im seeing brown tips on a lot of your leaves, I'm not sure that I would advise to add more nutes or at least not unless someone more experienced than myself stops by and recommends it.

I'm not seeing any ugly foxtailing that is associated with heat and environmental stress. I think the buds you've grown are quite beautiful. :) I know that some strains can be vulnerable to foxtailing, which tend to not be those ugly long spiralling ones you see from a stressed out plant. The...

Yeah I definitely wouldn't add any calmag yet...see if symptoms halt or if they progress. Particularly given that your leaves appear to already have adequate N. Soil is generally less prone to a lack of Ca or Mg. I'd actually be quite surprised if there wasn't enough already in your soil and...

Miracle grow has a tendency to use too much N for cannabis, it wouldn't be bad if it weren't time released. Otherwise you could just flush the soil. But with regular MG, the extended release nutes only activate further the more you water...really takes your control away as far as nute control goes.

Honestly, I'm not sure how much nutrients you should add at all, they don't look hungry. If you add anything fertilizer at all, I'd just be careful of too much N. Too much N in flower will really hurt yield, and it is easy to do with autos where there may still be extra N given that they don't...