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yeah if youre using 5.8 each run its gonna be off stick to 6.0-6.5 in soil

looks like the v early start of a potassium deficiency, could maybe be calmag. whats the soil ph ?

prob just a little rust from cal/mag. id checkout N-Force its a foliar spray so don't get it on any buds, but its organic i've had great success with it and all pests hate it just spray some around the base and on any fan leaves away from buds

looks like early calcium deficiency, are you growing in coco through? might be salt built up if you're not watering a lot everyday

If you're just growing organic through soil and RO water thats not Ph Balanced you will inevitably run into issues somewhere down the line. I started organic with 0 knowledge and my plants were wack my first year or so i'm growing loud now. First you're gonna wanna be flowering in around...

I had an outdoor plant split down the main stem, the first few weeks were bad but when i retied everything and made the bonds really tight and pretty much tied string at each node wrapping around the main stem super tight, and it started to recover from there. biggest advice for that type of...

The runoff was over 900ppm, i use water thats around 94ppm. i buy everything but the perlite from farmers so its obviously one of the compounds i'm using, ill test each separately to work out which it is, stop using it and let the farmer know its gonna make plants do weird things. if anyone else...

i agree it does look quite foxtailed along the cola and super stressed out with the all burnt calyx at the top ive only grown white rhino the once and never saw that so i cant say it isnt a trait, but that looks more like traditional bleaching stess

Watering on schedule is the biggest thing, never miss watering and check runoff weekly if possible you wanna swing from 6.1-6.5 in traditional soil. also indoor growing I limit each branch to the main cola, and the second node down, so everything is evenly spaced, energy doesn’t have to split up...

it was a soil recipe ive been using for a while now, bought all the compounds locally besides my gaia buckets. i grow all organic, no bottle nutes the taste and smell is 10x better organic!

I’ll do a test of the runoff ppm in the next water, no pests in the tent and PH has been going from 6.1-6.4 this grow

and I’ve burnt out plants with the wind before hahaha not letting it happen again, I’ve been rocking with that setup for awhile with no problems

They're in organic soil, nothing added just a basic 3-1-1 until i start compost watering in flower. all of my other plants are in the same soil i made outta the same batch and they're not showing any of the signs. nothing but water so far, and i don't think it was caused by the environment...

Yeah typically its like a pale white burn on the buds, but i think the pistils are a lot more sensitive. almost general brightness and the sharpness of the light can shock them, vs the heat burn from the crazy light concentration

Id just let them finish up their thing! not too long to go now i imagine so you'll be taking off more then you'll get back most likely, its good practice though once you have a couple seasons behind you and you're a little more comfortable taking off bigger branches to make energy for the larger...

If it’s just the pistils at the top that are turning brown most likely it’s the intensity of the light I keep mine on 60%-70% power with the dial until the last 2-3 weeks where I’ll cook them and start the flush. Also taking care of those low hanging branches when you finish your flower...

Been growing these bag seeds for around 2 months now, they were in a tent with 3 other plants when only they started to display the weird traits, I pulled them into my auto starting tent in case it was a disease. I’ve looked everywhere online and I can’t seem to find anything that describes...