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Well....to a point. If this has been a reoccurring problem I would say toss that feed chart in the garbage and go lighter on the nutes from the start.

I'll let others chime in. That was looking like a great grow too.

Theres some nute burn there as well. Salt buildup?

That was my next question

What grow media? What PH? I suspect then you're getting lockout of some sort.

You have weeks to go and by the looks of it things are about to take a big turn for the worse. That looks like classic calcium deficiency but without knowing anything about the grow who knows why?

North Atlantic Seed Company Seeds Here Now Both very good.

End of week 2 from flip. TEMP: 75 RH: 50% EC: 1.2 PH: 5.8 PPFD: 780 Looking as healthy as can be. Not as much stretch as I was expecting but I'm ok with that. I'm beginning to think 4 plants in a 2x2 is actually pretty easy to do (with rockwool that is. The cubes take up almost no space)...

The only claim by organic growers over hydro growers and go figure it can't be scientifically proven. :mrgreen:

Can I sart now or should I wait until the stretch is over?

10 days from from flip. So when would be the next time to give these girls another hair cut?

Lets not confuse density with volume. Are you telling me a bud at 6 weeks has more water than a bud at 8 weeks?

This. You can even add a cheap bluetooth sensor for pretty damn accurate readings.

May be male? Ha. That dudes about to bust pollen all over you grow. Get it out now!!! :mrgreen: Welcome to the forum!!

I respectfully disagree. Dense buds should pretty much be dense right out of the gate. If they aren't dense by week 5 or 6 a few more weeks really isn't going to help.

My quess as to why you might get fluffy buds. 1) bad genetics 2) lack of light intensity. 3) generally unhealthy plants

Looking good!!

Recently bought AC infinity controller 69. Having trouble updating the current firmware update. Anyone else having this problem? Thanks

Haha. Youre too kind. I'm just a dude trying to make my next grow better than the last.

The only thing I'm concerned with when curing is drawing out some moisture from deep inside the buds. I would say just evening out the humidity. I find with super dense buds, the outsides tend to get bone dry berfore the centers. I like to have some of that deep humidity even out. MAYBE a week...