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Cannabis growing used to be relatively cheap and fun, not anymore if you don't take care. I never lollypop, LST etc because is just boring and useless, have better things to do, I got decent results with my methods, I found a brand of soil very good that always give the same good results and is...

Good luck with your plants :rolleyes:

You can't help only talking, I'm a grower and I have stuff to show, if you take your head out of your butt and learn proper gardening practices you will be far more successful than before. I never believed the cannabis forum myths and false claims, so after listening all of them I discarded...

And here some auto bud that I've already chopped days ago, smells yummy :weed:,and it has lots of resin, good specimen indeed.

Those plants are going to die soon, how many watts is your VGrow system? your plants look overwatered because some fungus is growing over the coco medium. You said "1mm/gallon of both Base A(4-0-1) and Base B(1-4-2)" that's clearly not enough nutrient dose for vegging plants, your plants aren't...

First it looks more like a Phosphorus deficiency, so spraying an immobile nutrient (Calcium) that's not even missing is just not very smart, some scientists say that because Calcium is immobile it's more effective to give Calcium through the roots than foliar spray. Calcium does not improve...

Calcium is considered an immobile nutrient in plants. This means that once calcium is incorporated into plant tissues, it cannot be easily moved or redistributed to other parts of the plant, especially to younger, developing tissues. Deficiency symptoms, therefore, tend to appear first in the...

Today the flowers of my cacti opened, after many years of growing and trying stuff with plants I realized that common gardening practices give me the best results, light, water, fresh air and NKP in the right ratio, right dose, etc is the only thing plants need, for me what's going on in the...

For me taste, harshness and potency it's all about genetics actually, today's genetic have all fancy names like "super duper tropical zoap" but they can't compare to old cannabis strains, today's genetics suck basically Kush strains mixed with Skunk phenotypes but man, I really miss that Old...

Bullshit, flushing is useless i tried it and noticed that my plants performed way better without "flushing" and without "forum advice" I got my best advice from common gardening forums and gardening Youtube channels, you know mulching with straw, giving them all the time the proper NPK nutrient...

Those plants are looking ugly, you gave them the wrong ratio of nutrients, too much phosphorus and your plants are toasted this is why I never give "bloom" nutrients to my plants, I never allow my plants to go yellow or have necrotic spots on their leaves.

It isn't a Magnesium deficiency for sure. Definitely looks like Calcium deficiency. You don't provide us any data of your grow (NPK ratio and dose, medium used (soil or hydro) etc. Anyways you can try to give your plants Cal-Mag for some weeks (don't surpass the label dose), then if the new...

:weed::D That's good man

Everything looks nice it's gonna be a good harvest

Your plants are looking ok, Cannabis can stand lots of overwatering

I grow my plants in a very easy way and don't have problems, I don't know what folks are doing with your plants in this forums and I don't care, forum folks never listen to any advice anyways so I can't help, I can only recommend what I've tested for myself , your plants are in bad shape, good...

I only use 1 bottle of fertilizer per grow, it's NPK with micros 7 - 3 - 6 and I never have nutrient issues, my plants are always green to the end when I chop them, I never let my plant to go yellow let alone have necrotic spots on the leaves, my plants are so happy with my KISS method that why...

Looks like nitrogen toxicity (overfeeding) you should wash up the roots of your plants then reduce the amount of fertilizer.

I would transplant those plants to new fresh soil , the pot look too small for the size of your plants, you can correct many problems by just transplanting to fresh soil, then check for the new foliage output, if it's green and healthy you are on the right track

For me this is a case of nutrient lock out because you gave them the wrong ratio of fertilizers, it's not a PH problem it's just too much phosphorus causing the lock out, check "nutrient imbalance in plants" on Google, the correct ratio of nutrients is key to leaves and ultimately flower...