Does this mean it's time to feed nutes (Grow Big)

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Datkiid420

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They are at day 43 from seed sitting in fox farm ocean forest soil in 3 gallon pots some of my leafs are starting to turn yellowish with brown spots does it mean to it's time feed grow big I've been feeding big bloom for 2 weeks already
 

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tropicalcannabispatient

tropicalcannabispatient

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Datkiid420 said:
They are at day 43 from seed sitting in fox farm ocean forest soil in 3 gallon pots some of my leafs are starting to turn yellowish with brown spots does it mean to it's time feed grow big I've been feeding big bloom for 2 weeks already
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I think thats your problems, u should be feeding grow big and NOT big bloom. By the way Are u in veg or flowering?
 
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Datkiid420

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Here's an update the 2 in the middle are 43 days old from seeds they are already getting nutes first one to the left is about 30 days old just feeding water ph'ed at 6.5 with calimagic and the last one to the right is about 15- 20 days old just water and calimagic
 

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WestDenverPioneer

WestDenverPioneer

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They look a little crowded. The two in the middle are going to be monsters. I'd start looking into some canopy management and come up with a plan.
The two in the middle will be a problem if you plan to veg them all, and flower them all together (waiting for the small one to catch up).

I would move the two middle ones to the outside and put the small ones in the middle. See how they look as they grow back into each other and go from there.
 
tropicalcannabispatient

tropicalcannabispatient

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Datkiid420 said:
Should I cut off the big bloom and just feed grow big ?

I'm following the fox farm nute schedule and it says to use it im confused
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Your not in flowering imo u shouldn't be using bloom nutrients at all. Just use the big grow and calimagic. Thats what i will do. But dont take it from me, wait i guess for more experience growers to chim in.
 
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