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this looks like PH imbalance mostly to me, I wonder if your PH meter needs to be calibrated.

you can always feed, if you don't my guess is that within 4 weeks your plant will begin starving, yellowing prematurely, and slower to finish than it should be, but I could be wrong. you are doing just fine.

@RonR69 , 3 gallon is enough to grow large healthy plants, ever considered 12/12 from seed? it may help keep your height down a bit with most strains.

My friend, I was about to actually answer this. great post.

Its close enough that (for me) id consider them in the green zone. I also like to take a small sample when i think something is done, dry it over a few days to secretly force myself to wait those extra days, and get a good look at how the dried bud will feel and smoke, and helps me to make a...

you might need to feed it soon, just knowing FFoF. My honest opinion, it looks happy and healthy and you are doing well, maybe a little on the smaller side for 9 or 10+ weeks old, I'd lower the light closer - and clean up the bottom branches/leaves that aren't getting much light, and start...

Am I the only one who doesn't veg? I start my seeds in 12/12 and they stay in 12/12, simple 5 gallon DWC setup, I am 100% LED now but have used all kinds of lights. Depending on the strain and lights I still sometimes outgrow my tent height, I yield anywhere from ~30-120 grams per plant, again...

hey @SourBubba101 , I agree with @SavageBull --- there could also be a slight toxicity from your bloom nutes starting,

I simplify it beyond this, just an airstone, no drip - while drip is great for the first few weeks, it serves no purpose beyond that, and no water level gauge just because leaks are the devil and Id rather just lift the lid or push it to the side to look if i have to.

you can burn them with botanicare organics, I have confirmed this.

I use a mars TSL2000 in a 2x4 with great results.

not complex, its so stupid easy it hurts, not only that is its cleaner in every aspect, no soil to deal with just roots, no guessing about PH or PPM, less than half the overall time and effort.

ive done the same with mixed results, some strains can take it, others can't

yep.

@Ben219191 at least 6 weeks, agree with @BobThe420Builder , probably longer it looks pretty sativa influenced. what is the strain?

for what its worth, having grown with FFoF for quite a few years, almost 100% of my plants did this exact thing at some point. I just assumed seedlings that were put into FFoF too soon would get a bit too hot, and this was the result. Other factors def include PH, Cal/Mag and maybe even a...

plants that need to be fed don't always exhibit symptoms, some plants can just take more ferts than others, best way to know is if you aren't burning them, they can eat more, slowly raise the feeding week over week until they burn a little at the tips/edges if you really want to know their...

literally just ignore it, even if we can narrow down the precise cause, there's no sense in trying to treat it when the rest of the plant looks happy and healthy. Just keep doing what you've been doing, dialing in your grows and your plants will finish.

it may be unlikely, but its possible your soil is changing the PH