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Was your coco in a brick? Or did it come pre-rinsed/fluffy? If it wasn't pre rinsed and you didn't rinse it, it could possibly account for runoff variants. But I doubt you need to flush... you should be watering at least daily if not twice daily or some form of drip system. She'll get enough...

What was the ppm of your water when you added it? Its more likely to be burning from too much nutrient right after you fed it, not deficiency. Id just lower my nutrient inputs slightly and see how she responds over the next few days

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Your not doing no till, your doing coco.. you just said that...what are you even talking about. And yes it is odd... plants use N, P, and K during all stages of life, just in varying amounts. Leaving one out entirely, especially in an inert media like coco, is very very odd. But you have 7ft...

You dont feed N in flower? Thats odd. But yea, GG likely said that as well, because your plant shows signs of toxicity. Color is one thing which can be a genetic variant, waxy leaves are not. But thats fine, just giving advice based on the photos you provided. If you have 7ft tall indoor plants...

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Got any pics that aren't 800x magnification close-ups? That last pic the leaves look pretty dark and waxy. Could be angle/lighting... or could be nitrogen toxicity. Hard to tell tho with the orange lighting and close ups

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Super jealous of all the matching troll avatars, not gonna lie @Kaotic can you post some pics of your grow? Tryna learn :p

https://www.cannabis-seeds-store.co.uk/Cannabis-Seeds-News/comparative-grow-seedstockers-the-vault Check this out as well... says you need a quality grow journal, but figure you can try it out anyway. My journal isnt complete, but its pretty damn close to the end so Im hoping I qualify. The...

Looking good.. Loving the time lapses. It almost looks like the plants recognize when lights are about to go out, because they would start to droop a second or 2 (im guessing an hour or 2 real life) before lights off. Either that or Im just high xD. Regardless though, looks like the mars...

(Week 7 Final Flower) Got a few update pics as we move into the final week or 2 of flower. I plan on pulling her this time next week, but may go an additional week depending on how much smoke I have left from my last round bongsmilie. Shes noticeably swelling and adding heavy frost, buds...

Have you tried just buying organic fertilizer compounds instead of organic bottled nutrients? I feel like sourcing those items would be much easier, and then finding a "recipe" to build your soil is as simple as reading around the organics section. Could use different "meals" (bone meal...

Flowering can start under 14/10. You'd likely start seeing flowering in September. Your still going to be dealing with cold weather, but that gives you a few more weeks flowering time. But your average first frost is late October, so you still run into the issue of the cold. I've heard of...

check underneath your leaves for bugs or eggs of bugs. You'll need to look close, using a magnifier of some kind even to be sure you dont have bugs or larva eating the leaves. Could also be heat spots from the crinkles in the tin foil, or maybe splattered nutrient solution on the leaves that...

You can litterally do anything lol. Im sure thats not what you want to hear, but you can top, lst, supercrop, or use her for clones. Id PERSONALLY repot her to give her roots some space. To do so, id remove ALL lower growth (theres a node (leafset) dead center.. id remove everything below it)...

Just keep doing what your doing and give it some more time. Now that you've started feeding her, id imagine growth will start to pick up. I will say though, autoflowers can do some funky things sometimes in terms of growth rates, odd leaf formations, etc. Its possible your bean just happened to...

rH = relative humidity

I use em1 (activated labs w/ yeast) as my pH down essentially... it has a pH of around 3.5. But I dont see why kombucha would be much different. It is very similar to em1 in that its a bacteria/yeast fermentation.. the only difference being the lack of lactic acid bacteria. I believe the...