I assumed it had more than enough nitrogen. Lots of the leaf tips are curling and crispy is that not a tall tale sign of burn?Nitrogen deficiency
They use up a lot during the transition when the plant stretches and starts working on flowering. I didn't see any curling in your first 2 pics, did notice minor tip burn now that I paid more attention though. Nitrogen thing starts from the bottom and slowly works it's way up. No intravenal discoloration, just plain gradual yellowing.I assumed it had more than enough nitrogen. Lots of the leaf tips are curling and crispy is that not a tall tale sign of burn?
I've been using a seaweed solution on it and desolving a little bit of the fast start organic balls in the water. See pictures. When would you suggest not feedingThey use up a lot during the transition when the plant stretches and starts working on flowering. I didn't see any curling in your first 2 pics, did notice minor tip burn now that I paid more attention though. Nitrogen thing starts from the bottom and slowly works it's way up. No intravenal discoloration, just plain gradual yellowing.
I didn't mean to say you should feed more nitrogen, just what's happening. Flowering is well under way, she should be just fine