Any thoughts?

These two plants are clones of each other. The big one is in 25 gal soil and looks healthy. The small one has spent its whole life in a Solo cup. She was doing well until late mid flower started with browning of sugar leaves and this pattern on fan leaves. They all get daily feedings right now at 850 ppm with Jacks 5-12-26. What do you think is up with little miss solo cup? I’m thinking it’s a week or so away from harvest.

Not up taking K ….

Other one has some variegated leaf.

She's probably root bound as fuck

Note : no 2 plants feed the same .

Budzbuddha said:

Not up taking K ….

Other one has some variegated leaf.

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Exactly! The variegation doesn’t seem to affect it too much. Tried adding some MKP but didn’t seem to help. I bet you’re right tho

I call them racing stripes …. ( pigmentation loss )

My 2¢ … ( just my own observations ) … No criticism at all , just things that jump out at me.

Maybe next time weave those branches in scrog better , clean bottoms ( so they don’t rob resources and eliminate larf. ) or LST / manifold to set up a uniform structure. You can see where light penetration falls off. Strain is foxtailing a little but could be genetics.

But , get her to finish line and in a pipe.

Budzbuddha said:

My 2¢ … ( just my own observations ) … No criticism at all , just things that jump out at me.

Maybe next time weave those branches in scrog better , clean bottoms ( so they don’t rob resources and eliminate larf. ) or LST / manifold to set up a uniform structure. You can see where light penetration falls off. Strain is foxtailing a little but could be genetics.

But , get her to finish line and in a pipe.

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Your thoughts are right on! I added the netting in way late in flower, never intending to really scrog it I thought I'd just grow 3 separate plants but I realized too late I shoulda done a better job controlling those branches. I'll end up making some bubble hash and rosin from the lower buds to make it worthwhile. I think you're right about the foxtailing could be genetic as this plant seems to keep doing it even in the lower buds and other clones.

Either way my man … enjoy the fruits you can get.