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yep - not only does it need to be balanced, N is actually required more than PK in the first weeks of flowering, so they say. to keep them from yellowing out straight away (and even keep em green all the way thorugh)

thanks, sorry to hear man. sounds like there's no choice. maybe take the opportunity to find a new spot.

use moderately. not too late.

to eliminate yellowing in flowering (which isn't all that bad esp as you approach harvest), you need to feed the same amount of nutrients (=ppm, yes), but with more N in them - change the ratio, not the amount.

4 weeks? that can't be right sativas usually take 10 weeks and more

you can use it

yes, 283 uS/cm = 141ppm (on a 0.5 conversion). That's not soft but not very hard either, mine for instance is more than twice as that.

if possible, why not both.

it looks like a virus, possible that there was nothing you could have done. Either that, or somehow water failed to get to the roots. she's dead.

yes, soak flush whatever you need, precharge it with some nutes no do not start your seeds in it it will only cause problems.

yeah but not just like, give it more N as it is. To provide more N, flush your soil well, then use the same amount (ppms) of nutrients, only with *proportionally* more N.

did you start feeding again at lower amounts? you might be short on N, but 4 weeks before harvest you really shouldn't worry about that

two liters a day for seedlings? that's crazy You must have misread. what you are giving also sounds like way too much. These plants don't look good, the first three pics. Though it looks like genetics fuck up more than anything.

looks like you're back on track congrats

i meant the plant containers are cardboard cups. why did I say boxes? i meant cups. I have grow tent, 4X4

1. why are you trying to make sure there's ph lockout? you want to use water 6.5 to make sure there's NO pH lockout. 2. have you been using pk addtives? I've seen this happen with them.

sorry i mean when did you buy them, how long were they stored. cuz i suspect. mine were about a year old.

don't junk it. flushing will help with or without an agent. You can use one but it's not mandatory.

I have the same problem in coco. I've gathered it is the pH. How old were your seeds?

yep i agree, at this point there's not much point in worrying about the leaves. I'm not sure about N either - this could be overfeeding too.