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I bet theirs didn’t look like that lol

That’s kind of a vague statement, I would guess the first three weeks? That’s generally what I would consider preflower, will vary by cultivar.

Maybe this has already been mentioned, I didn’t really look through the comments. Looks like a soiless medium and you let it dry back to much. Keep her moist and feed around .5-.6

She looks good! Just looks a little hungry.

Humidity seems low for seedlings, a VPD of 1.7 is asking a lot out of an immature root system. 1/2 strength is what? EC/PPM/TDS?

I agree, I feel like iv asked some questions that have been danced around. I do have question just for my understanding, you feel 6.0 is ideal for a soil medium? Iv never heard so low unless coco. What are your thoughts behind it?

4.9… I actually went to clients house a few months back(I travel fixing indoor grows)and he had happy frog with a ph of 4.9.. I brought some lime with me and got it up to 6.6 here are some pics next morning, 3 days, 2 weeks after. This was is first time growing… luckily they were photos and not...

I would lean more towards magnesium or chlorophyll needs to mature and green up. iron deficiency is very very rare in cannabis.

Yes it will work and raise ph but you need an idea of how far off the ph is before you just start adding. You can’t guess an amount and go blindly.

I know Jeremy talks a lot about organics balancing ph and it’s not something you need to worry about which is true.. but that takes experience and balance of organic matter and in no way means ph isn’t important. Ph is critical for plant growth. Not only does ph lock out minerals it also makes...

Me personally I think your ph is low and that’s the majority of the problem. I see it a lot with peat based soils. What type of water are you using and what’s the ph of it before you add or change anything?

Imbalance of nutrients, green waxy leaves, nitrogen toxicity. Calcium lockout causes by either other toxicity or too much calcium. Organics don’t like to dry back to much, ph is low. Everything points towards too much nutrient.

I use Gaia, build a soil, tm7 and homemade living soil and these are my results, I can say they both make a great product.

Okay, I want to say that you will not see benefits this grow, you are to far along to see any changes at this point, with that said I would stop the fish shit and recharge and water only. Can you water to slight runoff and check the ph and ppm of the soil?

okay, so I just read you are using Gaia green bloom, do not dose cal mag, Gaia 284 is 16% calcium. Calcium is not your problem. The problem you see is to much nutrients, how much are you top dressing, how often and what soil are you in?? How long did you wait until the first top dress?

Okay so, I took a look at the pictures without even reading anything and immediately see dark green waxy leaves which is a sign of nitrogen toxicity. Do you own a ph and ppm meter?

Can you post some pictures and info? Soil type, feeding regime and brand? Are you phing?

I agree.

I’m a heavy duty diesel mechanic so this is a great analogy my friend! If you pull the drain plug off an engine and you see metal in the oil does it tell you the problem? Or is it enough. information to let you know you have a problem? Ffof is a peat based soil, peat has a ph of around 4, some...

Checking runoff ph is bad advice? How please explain. if you water in at a ph of 6.5 and your runoff is 5.5 you know it’s low and not in an optimal range.. it won’t give you the exact soil ph but it will give you an indication of a problem as to what is leaching out.. ppm would be salt buildup...