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What type of final ratio do you prefer for Bloom/EarlyFlower/Flower?

I did just that for fear I was nute fucking it for the one feeding after the flush. Big problem is that she isn't drinking hardly anything, and even in an airpot it's been a long while since she was dry. ): Should I just force feed her calmagged water anyway? (She isn't sitting in water or...

Yup! I'm just in the school of, "Don't wait until your car doesn't work before you start maintenance." My water tends to be within .3 of the correct pH once I add nutes anyway. Sadly, Dr Who is saying is pH issues, so...

FF Ocean Forest. Very low PPM tap water with Saechum for chloramine removal. Water going in has always been 6.5-6.6. The 4 other plants get the same deal and all look normal.

From the picture... there is no yellowing. Only brown spots that spread until it starts killing the leaf.

So this is nute burn? Because all other mostly sativa plants are growing really well. As a guide I was using Maxibloom's 5-15-14 since most people say to KISS.

I'm bumping this, because after a flush and turning down my lights, it's still getting worse!

There was a grow tube roundtable with a dude from Mammoth P where they questioned the shit out of one of their people. Check it if you want. Mileage may vary. https://www.youtube.com/attribution_link?a=To7me2U0gYiPCnT_&u=/watch%3Fv%3DBWI7CbCElfY%26feature%3Dem-lss

(to everyone involved) So at what point in flower is it time to reduce the nitrogen and how far down should it go? I know excessive N is bad for flower, but I don't know what excessive is. Using terms like 1.5-20-18 would be super helpful.

3 weeks. Fox farm nutes, though less than their recommendations, plus a little calmag, and occasional bump of molasses and kelp. I also use to remove chloramine.

I was worried about that, but I use FF soil and I've been pH ing my water since day 10 or so.

Stationary12 CXB3590s @1050mA for a 4x4 is around 750 PPFD. The extra was from another 6 in the 4x4 next to it that I didn't have anything flowering in. New leaves are showing light signs of the same deal. Leaves with some shade or more distance from canopy are fine. I'm happy for more...

I have a friend whose plants are going yellow first and then doing that, but mine don't fade... After two flushes and kelp sprays, she isn't drinking water anymore. I'm going with light burn? I turned off my extra set of lights that I was giving them as a "extra cross over" and seeing what happens.

The rule is "Don't transplant in flower, or if you do, the earlier the better." Fergrowli did a transplant 2 weeks in flower for half his plants and THC content went from 21% to 16% in the affected plants.

1) 2) Growing indoor 3) Handwater every 2-3 days depending on soil. Recently flushed. 4) Growing Medium - Soil 5) What stage of growth - Week 3 flower This has been happening slowly since flower. The leaves it claims are random. Food is like a 3-14-14, fox farm, some kelp, with calmag being...

I've gone over it pretty hard for bugs, cam magnifier and such and couldn't find any evidence of buggies. ):

Update: 3 weeks into flower. I don't know if this is good or slow or what. And that one plant in the back is a Bubblicious (everything else is unknown) and is super unhappy, but I'm unsure what it wants. I was thinking calmag and a phosphorus deficiency, but... thoughts?

Growers doing comparison grows often test... not perfectly scientifically. Which is fine, just, it makes me want to see results from multiple people. We have one grower in this thread that said that, and we have one grower on youtube who showed evidence of it that was pretty substantial. So...

Autopilot: def. noun. : Pertaining to the lie that GregNr sells us about not checking on the plants every 5 minutes.

Weird, the pdf won't load. So now that we know it is helpful, how much is that DIY device producing? Would it be enough to shift the CO2 in your space?