Leaves more lighter in flowering

max316420 said:

so your saying that your using 3-4 teaspoons per gallon? Should be enough if that's how your measuring it

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Well we dont use gallon it a little bit hard!
I read on internet that a teaspoon is about 4,9 ml you use 3 - 4 teaspoons for gallon (1 gallon = 3,7 liter)
We use 4 ml (so about 1 teaspoon) in 1 liter.. i think 4ml / liters is the same to say 3 - 4 teaspoons for gallon

edit: We use 3 teaspoons for gallon.
In our opinion, if we use more nutriments ph could be lower and some feeding wont be "eaten" by the plant N and C in this case. The c is stored in the old leaf and not in the new so it possibile there is less C ?

The main problem is: is possibile to you understand the time of flowering ? if we are "arrived" we can harvest....

that seems like more then enough so now you have to look at other factors.. Possible ph problems but by your pics it doesn't look like that. Pull it outta the pot and look at your roots and see it she is rootbound

as soon possible we will look at this.
Only a question, sorry im not english.. Rootbound it means when the roots arent many free space and they create something like a cage all around the pot?

max316420 said:

I did a few test the other night on a few different foods with ppm's and he is probably underfeeding. Foxfarm recommends 1-3 teaspoons per gallon but when I tested 3 ts's my ppm was only around 590 which is tooo low. I was shocked by how many food companies directions will have you underfeeding. I can tell you that Fox farm, Advanced nutes and another one i can't remember the names will have you totally underfeeding if you go by their directions

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yea i found the same with the help of kingrow we discovered my Ionics were well off by there 5ml instructions, was only coming to 500/600 ppm and they say the ideal ppm is 1500, so i now only measure with my ec meter, i was underfeeding bad before, and also with the help of king i discovered shaking the bottle gave me higher ppms per ml DOH!

Ec or ppm meters can be a BIG help.. I swear these fert companies have retards giving out dosing instructions.