Any idea what this could be? Deficiency or overfeeding of some sort?

Budzbuddha

Budzbuddha

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Kskizz said:
Ok.. thanks! I was wondering about that, because it said a 60 day flowering period, which comes out to about 8.5 weeks. Week 6 started today.. Think I can do another feeding at the start of week 7 before I flush?
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‘Just feed it similar to current amount ( maybe a bit lighter ). Forget flushing if you don’t start throwing a bunch of crap down its throat.
Less is more. Consider some pruning in the lower areas to encourage more bud development. Do not think about flushing if you are controlling your feed.

Flushing should be considered an emergency move. It is for those growers too heavy handed with fertilizer .
It is for resetting soil ( excessive salts ) and is all due to the grower’s goof up. Remember ppm amounts on paper mean nothing to plant.
Do not chase “ chart / feed schedule ppm recommendations “ …. Your plant will tell you how much it likes ( or wastes ) . Feed recommendations are guides only.

Just keep going - plants do not follow what week you are on or what day it is.
It is running the show ….. and will take as long as needed to finish.
 
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Kskizz

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Budzbuddha said:
‘Just feed it similar to current amount ( maybe a bit lighter ). Forget flushing if you don’t start throwing a bunch of crap down its throat.
Less is more. Consider some pruning in the lower areas to encourage more bud development. Do not think about flushing if you are controlling your feed.

Flushing should be considered an emergency move. It is for those growers too heavy handed with fertilizer .
It is for resetting soil ( excessive salts ) and is all due to the grower’s goof up. Remember ppm amounts on paper mean nothing to plant.
Do not chase “ chart / feed schedule ppm recommendations “ …. Your plant will tell you how much it likes ( or wastes ) . Feed recommendations are guides only.

Just keep going - plants do not follow what week you are on or what day it is.
It is running the show ….. and will take as long as needed to finish.
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Sweet! I’ll just let it ride and hope I didn’t over-nute at 1700 EC I appreciate you!
 
SpectacularG

SpectacularG

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Jjgrow420 said:
Huh? Ec is measured as a single number and decimal.
Eg. 1.4ec
Ppm is measured in different scales. 500 or 700.
The 500 scale is also referred to as tds
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There are many formulas of Ec depends which one you use but the decimal don't change the results 1.7 ec is the same as saying 1700 ec. some tools give you the numbers with one decimal scale and others with the other one. One is millisimens and one is microsimens but same thing g
 
SpectacularG

SpectacularG

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Jjgrow420 said:
Huh? Ec is measured as a single number and decimal.
Eg. 1.4ec
Ppm is measured in different scales. 500 or 700.
The 500 scale is also referred to as tds
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also ppm is a fictitius number like you said because you should use 2 tools one with 500 scale and one with 700 scales and do the math but what counts is the EC that is for the conductivity which matter more than solids, I could have a feed that has some particles in the 500 scale but with no ec and that be very confusing I wouldn t wanna trust no ppm.
 
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