I think the leaves are acting up in wk 4 flower,

Sir Piffington

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• Apr 10, 2024

• #1

Is this normal for week 4 flower?

 

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Sir Piffington

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• Apr 11, 2024

• #2

Is this normal for week 4 flower?

 

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Phytoplankton

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• Apr 11, 2024

• #3

Losing a few older, lower leaves is pretty common, they do wear out eventually. If it progresses then that’s not so good. A pic of the entire plant would help.

 

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Phytoplankton

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• Apr 11, 2024

• #4

If it’s an auto that’s right in the ballpark.

 

Sir Piffington

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• Apr 13, 2024

• #5

Phytoplankton said:

Losing a few older, lower leaves is pretty common, they do wear out eventually. If it progresses then that’s not so good. A pic of the entire plant would help.

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curious2garden

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• Apr 13, 2024

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A pic of the entire plant(s) But from what I see, with blurples on it looks fine. But I only get a peek so I'm not sure.

 

ProPheT 216

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• Apr 13, 2024

• #7

Entire plant please

 

dwc420letsgo

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• Apr 13, 2024

• #8

I think there’s too much nitrogen (leaves pointing down and thin leafs) and it may be throwing off other elements

 

Sir Piffington

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• Apr 13, 2024

• #9

curious2garden said:

A pic of the entire plant(s) But from what I see, with blurples on it looks fine. But I only get a peek so I'm not sure.

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PURPLEB3RRYKUSH

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• Apr 14, 2024

• #10

Tiny buds for 4th week, bad, genetics, bad lights, plenty of things contribute, calcium magnesium issues starting

 

PURPLEB3RRYKUSH

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• Apr 14, 2024

• #11

my bottom leaf on a plant that is pretty much done

 

Sir Piffington

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• Apr 14, 2024

• #12

ProPheT 216 said:

Entire plant please

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Plants are 4 months old. Friend had a bag of seeds. Gave me all I want. Just trying to perfect my craft. Plants are small on purpose.

 

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Sir Piffington

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• Apr 14, 2024

• #13

dwc420letsgo said:

I think there’s too much nitrogen (leaves pointing down and thin leafs) and it may be throwing off other elements

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Not giving nitrogen only P & K.

 

ProPheT 216

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• Apr 14, 2024

• #14

What nutrients are you using that are only p and k? I would never just remove nitrogen even if I could.

Looks like standard overfeeding nutrient tip burn

 

Sir Piffington

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• Apr 14, 2024

• #15

ProPheT 216 said:

What nutrients are you using that are only p and k? I would never just remove nitrogen even if I could.

Looks like standard overfeeding nutrient tip burn

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Alaska bloom

 

conor c

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• Apr 15, 2024

• #16

Sir Piffington said:

Alaska bloom

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Yeah u need a small amount of n most of the way through flowering the plants still building and swelling p and k are more important but nitrogen is still required at lower levels