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I like to base my harvest on the change of profile of each plant, it's hard to explain fosure but you just know when it's time and it's dank after you went through so much cycles with so much plants. Most strains have some smell to them, then in late flower it will flip to overpower same smell...

I got it and the crazy crocs aswell, gonna be interesting ;) I bought 2 packs of the loompa x Urkle I'll do a log here when I run them all, probably after the outdoor season. I hope yours smoke fireee

You smoked it ? How was it.. I have a pack I'm considering putting in the dirt

Yeah in the ground you drop water and forget My whole garden is buckets of chicken manure and water cooking lol But for weed... The only DIY in nutes that's worth anything is having your own worm farm and feeding them quality so that your casting are the highest grade containing any mineral...

That's so cold... Why so low ? You can have a perfect VPD zone at low temperatures or high but it don't mean nothing if your plants are not in the stage they need those conditions and values. 75F leaf temp is for the last 1-2 weeks of flower Anything below 25c before that stage will have an...

Ok so too high ec fosure, you are burning them, the K def that cage said is caused by toxicity not by not giving enough K. Burnt tips are not K def symptom, if they are burnt on the whole segment of the leaf then yes it's K def. You have both of those symptoms but it's not cause you under fed...

I'll go with @Budzbuddha on this one, looks like too much N caused that plant to reduce flower/trichome formation, burnt tips are usually the culprit But it happens in all sorts of strains, some seeds are not good no matter how good their P1 was.

240w led is too much light ? lol 900 ppm ? That's oh so high, your tips are burnt, everyone of them. I think your starting to deal with a lockout and toxicity. What are your temps and rh ? What water are you using ? Put a picture of your stems aswell.

At those temps even the heater is not comfortable running haha But you are in a pickle no doubt, the best solution I have for you, and if your state is mostly cold you should def take it, it's our wonderful friend = HPS. Say no more, thank me later I would recommend you not flower under those...

Cold and dry is what weed loves, in week 8-9 of flower ;) For now you need hot and humid ! Think rain forest, you get the picture. Still you haven't told us what light setup you are using and what is the height of it. The most important factors of flowering is light and water, heat aswell but...

Don't defoliate if you have room, defoliation is to uncover hidden buds and remove some rh when it's very critical. Even when you try uncovering buds under the leaves, it's better to prone/tuck the leaves under the buds or canopy rather than pluck them as they will continue to feed the energy...

9 weeks ? What light are you using ? And in what height ? What are your ambient temps and rh ? That is really slow growth for 9 weeks, I'm not sure you should flower with that light or environment until you figure which one is holding you back in growth But for the space you have I'd veg them...

Can't access glg.. fbi stuff lol

∆∆∆ This is very important aswell, if you are in 100% coco don't drift beyond 6.2

Why work hard when 10 gallon of ewc cost less then 1 seed :hump:

What lights are you running ? Be careful about nutes, once you over do it it's very hard to go back. Your plants look very good now, keep following them and don't make inputs based on thinking, only based on what the plants show you. If they are happy and green and vibrant, don't add anything.

Let's start with logic, if the fix was small, the problem was small aswell. So maybe higher ppfd numbers in that particular space... Also cuttings have different behaviors depending on where you take it from, tops or side branches have different amounts of hormones and pathogens in them, even...

It's actually very easy combining coco and organic, you gotta have peat in there, something that meets the requirements of an ecosystem like you said. Coco on itself is inert so it won't support such as system. Also organic mixes with coco need a large enough pot if your planning on running...

Diluting ewc in water is non logical. Works better just topdressing and watering as normal on it. Maybe some other powder/dry organic amendments is better when diluted in water but I don't know. A solid tip about ewc, you want them fresh, moist, not sour smelling. For ph down adjustment: lemon...

29 days in that cup... They are simply rootbound and suffocating themselves from being able to take water/nutes. You should A, Transplant to a bigger pot. B, If you use ffof in the next pot, don't add any nutes, just ph water until they recover. ffof has plenty in order to recover your plants...