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@tyke1973 Look at the pic and tell me exactly how you are pulling nutes out of the plant. It is not possible to do so. If you have a build up of salts then you have over used your fertilizers and should lower the dosages on your next grow.

Once again, you cannot get nutes out of the plant. You can leech the soil if you have a salt build up. Also lower the nutes towards the end of your grow instead of just using plain water for 3 weeks.

I'll post this again that I did on another flushing thread.. flushing doesn't work the way it's regurgitated on these forums. 1. You cannot remove "artificial fertilizers" from the plant. 2. You can flush (leech) salts that are built up in the soil. 3. Wether you use synthetic or organic...

Flowering above 85f will not hurt the yield. There's a thread on here talking about flowering in higher temps and the correlation with greater thc production. I think it's in the advanced section.

You can try it, but honestly I would get rid of the tent and put up pasteboard and paint it with flat white paint that contains titanium dioxide.

I add it to my reg water feed. But youre gonna wanna have some vinegar or other form of ph down since silica is really alkaline

Is there anyway for you to just dispose of the tent and grow in an open space. Tents tend to be mobile furnaces

No worries. You can maintain canopy level temps around 90f or so Root zone in the 60's And ambient temps around 70's

Thanks. Let me know what they are. Reason I'm asking is because there is a link between growing and flowering at high temps and thc production

Where do you see overwatering?

Your plant seems to express the early Amber gene found in some sativa dominant plants. Pretty cool tbh

Do me a favor and take a temp reading at the canopy level, root zone and your ambient temps

I think I see calcium and nitrogen deficiency

Begin to lst the plant that'll help if you're limited on vertical space

You can flower whenever you want, but I'd get that thing atleast 2ft tall

Im gonna agree with dannyboy, it may be a phosphorus deficiency. It can happen during cold weather but from what I read it occurs in sub 50F. Or your strain can be sensitive to temps.

I'd suggest going back to soil. There's something going on in your growing method that's hindering you. Extend your veg to 8 weeks see if things improve or do a grow journal so we can follow along and help

Or to make someone spend more money than they should with claims of growing monster buds that'll blow their friends away!

Fuck the multi part systems. Cause more problems than anything

Cooking method? How long was your veg?