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I’m a newb, so during flower you want a higher pH? What range are we talkin here? I’m in RDWC.

Interested to see more responses as I’m in week 9 of flowering and seeing something similar. If it were a cal deficiency I think it would be more in splotches. Also you don’t have the upturned leaf edges which I believe is a common sign of cal deficiency (had it myself during veg).

So what’s the word these days man? How is the drying/curing going?

Excited to hear how it smokes :joint:

That’s a good guess, you might even get more. Wow what a trip it’s been! 8 weeks is a pretty standard time so hopefully it’s all good. Trichome color is everything. Awesome work man!

Sorry man I thought you were posting a different random pic. You are correct! Good news all in all since I don’t think plants can use true IR. I stand corrected

So what week is your main plant at right now? Or am I confused and that already got chopped

Update? And I’m sure you could. It’s a little more complicated up front but after that it’s really easy. Imagine never having to water... hahaha

I was just showing that my light specifically has IR diodes

Ahhhh gotcha. Yeah that is weird. I do RDWC so I have no idea lol

I don’t think I understand your question. Less water to get reverse osmosis?

Wow. After watching this whole process, such incredible progress. Excellent work dude.

Any more updates man? Dying to see where it’s at

IR 730 nm. As seen in photo.

Interesting that they told you that distilled water would do that. I thought only deionized water would have that effect. Honestly though, a lot of people think deionized and distilled water are interchangeable terms.

I’m not sure what an optimal lux level is, but I’ve read that when using an LED light that the lux reading can be deceivingly low, as a lux meter measures only visible light. Your plant is likely getting more light than your meter would have you believe.

Oh how quickly she’s grown up... haha. Canopy is so even. Looks completely different from when you did the major defoliation

Although I believe for many strains that 8 weeks is a fairly common flowering time, it’s hardly the rule. Some strains can take over ten weeks, so just keep watching the trichomes. Once you get some amber starts appearing you’ll be getting close. Do you have any equipment to look at trichomes...

Looking good! What day of 12/12 are you on now?

Wow man. She’s really coming along! Keep on postin