I think I've managed to identify some N deficiency, though it could have been they were using less into flowering, but they seemed to yellow very quickly. So another thing I think that was going on was a Mag deficiency about mid flower. A bit earlier on and throughout the flowering I also think there was some Cal deficiency, which would make sense due to the LEDs. Late into flowering there has been some P deficiency as well. Some of these issues I think stem from a possible lock out but also a lack of nutrients in the soil perhaps, as well as the size of the pots. I had used some coconut water and I think one SST this grow. From a few things I've read about the growth stimulators (cytokinins) putting the plant's metabolism into high gear, I began to suspect that not having a well amended soil or not putting more emphasis on the topdressings as well as possibly size of pot, allowed them to become hungry and deficient. Albeit, I used the BioBizz products, they may not have been providing the plants adequately with a heightened metabolism. I guess these are my hypotheses from observation and reading... It's been a good learning experience. Wish yield was a bit higher but gardening is cool cause it plays off the principle of learning from failures well. How to keep refining and experimenting, see what works and what doesn't. The literature is good but learning from the big book of Nature through direct observation is best.
