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I'm with smash. Waking up to fresh buds is what we do this shit for.

worm castings contain immediately available nitrogen.

Yeah they would definitely be in the super soil. That would also make sense about the N deficiency. A good immediate source of N is worm castings. Give them a worm casting tea and i bet they recover. You can't burn so just mix some castings in water and drench. If you cant get worm castings...

The recipe calls for a high phosphorous content aimed for flowering. Sound like a deficiency. Maybe your base soil just isn't fertile enough. Fish emuslion might help, but i don't think it will be as immediate as mature compost. Mix up some worm castings or good compost in water and give them...

what is your soil mixture? what is your feeding like? what are you using as a water source?

Sound like a deficiency of some sort. A compost should work. From the sounds of it, your tea is diverse enouhg to cover all the bases. Just be easy on the epsom salt and the will recover.

put it right next to a fan so it has air blowing on it. I don't know how good it will taste but it will dry fast for sure.

I second that.

Subscribed. Very well done. I also use a compost tea. What all do you put in yours?

subscribed. keep us updated please.

Yeah you can top dress worm castings, mix it into the soil before planting, or line the bottom of the container.

You might be mistaken about the hermie info. If you let it go too long it will just die.

That's pretty cool. It does look like the bud growth suffered due to leaf loss. If you can keep your leaves throughout, you will be able to harvest much more.

This happened to my plants when i sexed them inside and moved them outside. Sounds light something with the light schedule made the revert back to veg. More info on the lighting would be helpful.

Your plant still uses plenty of nitrogen in flowering. Just less than in veg. You should have significantly more p and k, but n is still essential.

It's hard to tell. Deficiency will usually discolor leaves before they start to die like that. That looks like necrosis or burn. What did you use in the tea?

Thanks again. Another good thread. I feel like the plant will let you know when its ripe. A ripe bud has a whole different look to it. This surely takes the guess work out of the picking process, though. Very helpful as usual.

Thank you very much.

I use just enough for the compost to fully dissolve in the water. Then i just apply straight to the plants with no filtering.

Don't worry about ph in organics. Good organic soil naturally buffers itself.