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I'd say that's more of an phosphorus deficiency. Few reasons you could have it, not having enough phosphorus, the obvious one. But I reckon the soil could be too wet here. If the soil is too wet, phosphorus is not gonna absorb well.

Wait.. Didn't you have balls all over last time we saw? I'm really not into hairy balls, but here I'd like to see how they matured. I'm thinking you mean they are gonna test over 40% of being males and you should throw them in the fire. :rolleyes:

I definatly wouldn't chop a whole plant. You want to make use of the root space you have. So try keeping the top canopy as level as possible and trim the lower branches that doesn't get proper light. Also you can trim the smaller branches that try growing to the top, but where the area is...

My recipes tend to be quite flexible, since I try doing as few water changes as possible. For veg I aim for NPK 3-1-2 CaMg 2-1 Early flower(1-3weeks) NPK 1-1-2 CaMg 1-0,5 Then I got few recipes going from NPK 1:1:2 to 1:2:4, K to Ca goes to 3:1 But I'd suggest you try Maxibloom. It's pretty...

There's a small learning curve getting the hydro's working right. Nothing too special, but knowing the basics well. The growth speed difference between the soil and hydro is just uncomparable. The limitless supply of oxygen and water with proper nutrients produces some magnificent growth. I'm...

Yea, go ahead and start flowering. There is plenty variation between strains and growmediums how much they grow in the first 1-3weeks of flower. But you have plenty of good looking branches that will probably fill that area nicely. Flip the lights and keep lollipopping the lower/small branches

Mmm.. buds.. or balls?

Jesus lady, how much can you smell after just 4½weeks of flowering?? Well she loves her sulphur. And what can I say? I'm a provider.

Once you go dry, you'll.. stay dry? Didn't like storaging, carrying and paying for the water. So I bought a few dry nutes from "hydroshops". Namely the Maxibloom and Maxigro from GHE / T.A. But I've since gone "commercial way" as in buying the 25kg bags of the nutes. 25kg of Calcium nitrate...

Also think about it like this, if you put all whacked up nutrient ratios. At first the plant will eat some, but soon some of the nutrients might run out, while others keep accumulating. So after water change its common to see EC drop some, as there is fresh batch of nutes that the plant has...

At the beginning it definatly wasn't magnesium deficiency. You have too much nitrogen, the overly green look and tips curling down. Yellowing of the leaf tips and margins is a a sign of potassium deficiency, which you have made worse if you have been adding calcium or magnesium since they...

1-part of any brand should do https://www.americanag.com/MaxiBloom_p_927.html

Yeah, I reckon you should just get 1-part fertilizer. Not sure what brands are available in your part of the world.

Yeah, my base fertilizer NPK is 7-4-26 in elemental % with micronutrients. Then I have magnesiumsulfate, calcium nitrate and monopotassiumphosphate. With those I can tune the NPK ratio as I wish. But yes you definatly need some sort of calcium source and magnesium while at it. Normally I'd use...

Are you using those as a standalone? As in nothing else added? Because there is no calcium in those and pretty low magnesium aswell. Though that kind of nutrient bag is very common. I got similar from another company. No calcium in it either. Those are more of a base kind of fertilizer, where...

I think you got something similar to my setup. Mine is 4x regular DWC's. Tote's specced at 90liters, but I fill em up with 70liters. I do 1-2 water changes per grow. Though I have a pretty good handle of what my babies need and what I actually feed them. I'm at ~3,5weeks into flower with this...

I'd still give that 6.5-7 pH'd irrigation water with decent run off. The soil has buffering capacity so it might take a while to stabilize after changes. Like if your nutes consist alot of ammoniacal nitrogen instead of nitrate nitrogen, your pH would drop as the plants consumes the ammoniacal...

Hmm.. How did you have the netpots covered before? I only see some Leca in the netpots from the photos. The pH is on the higher side. A lot of guides say 5.5-6.5 and most point for the 5.8 as midpoint. Personally I aim for 6.0. If you start getting too high, the micronutrients should be the...

They have suffered some, no doubt. And thus so will the yield. Since this is your first grow could you give some more details on the perfect numbers. Nutrients? Have you done water changes? It doesn't matter if you have decent EC if the nutrient ratios in it are all over the place. There is...

Yellow new growth is often micronutrient deficiency. Maybe iron, manganese or so. U could be locked out from too high pH.