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I fed plant just ph 6.5 water for a week and it solved the issue. New growth is perfect and growing great

Greetings. A) Yes, they look fine B) Not at all, leaves tend to go yellow near the bottom in flower C) I'd say a a couple ounces max D Most people do feed, water, water E) Go onto ebay and invest in a jewellers microscope (around $5 USD), near harvest, you can inspect the trichromes, you want...

Well I was stupidly using pH 6.5 water and then adding nutes (wasn't thinking correctly) I am using gogo juice, green powerfeed + seasol. I tested the mixture after I mixed it up and was getting a pH of 4.0, I realise this is extremely low, and needs to be raised. I just need to go and get some...

Hey RIU, I assume this is caused by problems with my pH, can anyone confirm? Planning just giving pH'd water for a couple weeks to see if it will settle down. Recently fim'd plant, responding well to fim. Seems to have mutated and to be growing 6 tops instead of 4 lol. Sorry for shit quality...

Why stop at 10 000? 100,000 sounds better.

Looks to be nitrogen toxicity to me, leaves are really dark and curling. Sign of too much Nitrogen. Just give straight phd water and then back off on the nutes

What nutes you feeding her

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I think it's too early to tell 100%

Calcium & Magnesium Def is possible, Calmag is just a product isn't it?

Did you super crop and then tie it down as apposed to just super cropping and letting it grow back up?

Must be an Auto then.

Anyone ever see that episode of trailer park boys where Ricky decides to put hundreds of lady bugs in his trailer grow to eat the spidermite infestation? Obviously not practical but I wonder if there is any ridiculous merit behind the thought. Would be great if it worked lol

Spider mites are little assholes, the constant battle with mites last year for me was extremely frustrating. I gave away ounces of mite infested buds. Found out they were smoked anyway with nothing but praise. I don't like the idea of smoking char grilled bugs myself

As others said perfectly normal to have pink pistils, this is determined by the strain and genetics. Different strains and genetics and environmental factors produce different looking plants.

What's up with the cut leaves? Please tell me you didn't do that on purpose

Look good. Nice and healthy.

If your spot is safe and secure then I'd put them in the ground. Much bigger plants. The more soil medium the larger they go (to a certain degree). If pots, I'd transplant already into bigger pots, nice and deep down to take up some of that stretch.

Looking good now that your main leaves are starting to grow you might be thinking about nutes soon. The yellowing of the leaves would suggest the start of a Nitrogen def.