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Cant you see them all in the pictures? I think I'm way too far In for any foliar feeding, and this far in with 70+% humidity daily would probably be very dangerous Thanks though

It's a controversial subject man. I've read a lot saying that it's a good mix, but in my personal experience it's not too great. I dont plant to use again

I've only been through a couple of grows and I still feel like a complete noob also lol. I've got hundreds of hours of research, but I learn everyday, that when it comes to this, an hour of experience outweighs many hours of research

Yeah they should be alright then man. And most strains, right around week 4 is when you'll notice them really fattening up. Youll know the very day the stretch is over, and they start putting all their energy Into budding if you watch them close enough

And I'm not sure how experienced you are, but around 3 weeks not many strains will appear to have promising yields (when referring to actual bud development and size). If your referring to quantity of bud sites, or mass of plant, you very well may be correct. These white widows kept stretching...

Ranging from 16-19 inches on all colas. Hopefully it's a true cal deficiency and not lockout from the flower nutes like I'm thinking. And I dont know much about the cycle of autos, but typically pistils turning color isnt normal till atleast 5 weeks into flower, and almost all of them should...

Maybe you guys are right.. Only the leafs exposed to light are getting like that, and the ones closest to the light are the most severe... Just about 3 days ago, I did feed with flower feed. And my flower feed lowers my waters ph so much it's ridiculous (to about 4) Its organic so its suppose to...

If this is an accurate representation of a calcium deficiency, then the plant must have 0 calcium in it because almost every single upper leaf looks like this

You guys positive this doesnt look like a fungus or mold? It came out of no where. Everything looked healthy for the most part and then I open up the tent today and I was completely shocked. Didnt realize anything could take over that quickly. And considering my humidity has been running...

Even with a soil/coco mix? It's about 70% fox farm oceal forest soil/ 30% coco. My ph has maintained about 6.4 throughout everything, but I actually ruined my ph meter recently and cannot check at the moment:/ I aerate for about 24 hours before using any water (should get rid of any chlorine...

The damage has almost doubled in 12 hours.

Pretty hard to get help on these forums anymore. Guess I'll keep guessing and hope I'm making the right choice.

Its watering day, so before bed in the next two hours I need to decide whether to give nutrients or to give plain water.

Ffof/coco

I'm praying that I can manage to make It until harvest. Everything near the buds are coated thick with trichomes, the buds are super resinous and dense already. A couple days past 4 weeks in. Suppose to be 8-10wk strain

Actually guys, almost not a single lower leaf is affected.. Anything below the canopy had almost not a single brown spot. As you work your way further up the canopy it gets worse as you reach near the buds

Here's some of the most severely affected leafs that I pulled off. I'll take some inside the tent here soon. I have not used cal mag at all, I use tap water so I figured it wouldn't be necessary. But I have given epsom salts for magnesium. I have been very light on the feeding. No veg feedings...

Btw, its only the upper leafs severely affected. Some of the lowers are still affected too but not nearly as bad as the uppers Any possible chance it could be nute burn or something?

It appeared to be canna rust, but I'm not sure... Should I push them further? Defoliate and try make it till harvest? Or chop them now while I can?

Opened up the tent to the leafs looking like this today... Humidity has been running at over 70% the last 2 weeks and have had brown spots forming. The leafs that are the worst, were solid green yesterday, and all the ones with brown spots are almost as bad. This look like fungus or something to...