Heat Stressed + N Toxicity = Early Harvest?

Autodoctor said:

Look at what temps your running on the left follow over to the right and find the green box and look up and that’s what your humidity should be. Says rh. But u wanna shoot for the green box

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Thats what I figured. Really, this is a great cheat sheet!

Medicated Bonsai said:

Those girls look so sad...are you sure they're "stretching" like you stated above? Droopy and super thin leafs, discoloration/burnt tips..are you sure she isn't locked out due to nutrient/PH issues or possibly another issue coming from within the soil rather than the environment? The temps are a problem but it looks like theres a lot going on there.

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I grew 3 other plants in here, and they had no issues like this one. All had same soil nutes and environment. As a matter of fact out of the 4, this was by far my prized possession the way it developed bigger and faster than the others. Im actually surprised with the twist of events flowering unfolded.

The PH level is maintained at a solid 5.5-6. Nutes were given on schedule like the others. I stopped buds n blooms mix when discoloration first started and watered for 2 weeks until I reintroduced some bloom. Ive just been trying to maintain them best I can in these conditions to let them do their thing at this point as advised earlier.

The dark leaves, burnt tips, unfulfilling look, hardly any trichs, seemed to be strain isolated. I chopped the other 3 early due to the heat stress I STARTED to notice. They were not bad at all yet, but I rookishly culled them to take preventative measures. I wanted to have something instead of nothing in case things went south.

Medicated Bonsai said:

Those girls look so sad...are you sure they're "stretching" like you stated above? Droopy and super thin leafs, discoloration/burnt tips..are you sure she isn't locked out due to nutrient/PH issues or possibly another issue coming from within the soil rather than the environment? The temps are a problem but it looks like theres a lot going on there.

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I believe you are correct my good sir. I didn't really bother looking at the plants and was just dealing with the heat issue at hand.

Looks chronically overfed with toxic salts buildup rearing it's ugly head that should be very evident in a couple of weeks as it spreads further and into mid-range leaves..

Stop feeding and maybe flush a good amount of water thru to reduce the nute levels in the pot. At least a 50% runoff if not a full pot volume to get salt levels down. What are you using for water and it's ppm/pH?

Good catch!