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Mine started acting up so i have been using General Hydroponics indicator solution. I tested the runoff and it seems to be between 6.0 and 6.5 which is consistent with the ph i water with.

For veg they were fed according to Blue Planets label with every watering. I don't check PPMs (lazy i know). I do have a TDS meter though i should start using it. The link i provided above documents everthing pretty well. It started off just me looking for advice and morphed into a journal or...

The larger plant is covered in this. The smaller has no signs of this damage

Don't get me wrong i am not ruling that out. I am a newb but Id be real suprised if it needs more. It gets lots.

Its given calmag with every watering.

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Really not looking to hot today

Ph between 6.0 and 6.5 (using indicator solution because my ph pen broke so exact ph is hard to tell) Fox farms ocean forest soil and blue planet nutes. I have only been giving water and calmag for the past week or two since the leaf tips showed signs of burn. I will include a link below on...

Retake those pics without the blurple light. The light makes it impossible to see how it really looks

Honestly i kinda like not looking at mine for 2 days sometimes because then I look in and am blown away by the growth. Its amazing what difference even a day makes.

After a few grows you start to realize that despite all you do, you're merely human and plants are gunna do what they want. Give them light and a healthy environment as best you can and after that it's all a dice roll.

They were vegged around 45 days or so. Nit sure exactly. They were not rootbound in the 3 gallon pots either. It's impossible to say how much more yield i would have gotten with a longer veg. Even if they were clones, and you ran this experiment 100 times, the results would always vary.

They aren't rootbound. They were in 3 gallon pots until just before I flipped them and I transplanted. Just like humans can grow in lots of sizes even with the same environment, so can plants.

Both of these plants were grown from seedstock starting on the same day, fed the same amount of everything, in the same size pot (5 gallon) with the same soil (FFOF), and are under the same lights. This is just an example of how drastic yeild can vary due to plant genetics even among the same...

Looks good. How far along are they? Also we have the same clip on fan. I love that thing, quiet but makes a nice breeze. I also have tent the same size and similar powered LED. Id love to see some updates as your grow progresses amd compare notes.

The burn seems to still be slowly progressing but barely. I think i made a mistake by continuing feeding Nitrogen after i transplanted to FFOF soil. I probably didn't need to feed at all at first and just used some bloom when I got to late flower. Live and learn I suppose. From this point...

I think thats trichocereus pachanoi. I am not 100% sure though.

Calmag probably. I'd start giving them more calmag and cut down on the N. You may have to flush to get the excess N out for now but idk.

The clawing leaf tips look like Nitrogen Toxicity.