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Absolutely, the energy will be used up in the rest of the flowers.

Water softeners work on the same exchange principal.

Very nice.

Yeah back on topic, we were going on about how it's not needed. ;o)

Sounds bang on to me brother.

Anyway, good for you that you know everything... It shows in your grammar. Explain to me how Jamaica has OG's that don't look like OG's I'd say they aren't OG's then wouldn't you???? You honestly don't make sense. Hey they have tons of corvettes in japan, but they don't look like corvettes...

Don't drywall. Use wood or OSB.

Looks beautiful.

Especially if you don't let them ripen, which is probably 16 weeks. Patients is key, it's part of what growing cannabis teaches. Part of why it's practice is so therapeutic.

I used the wrong term. It's been a while since I was in text book. I should have made sure I had the right term. I apologize, but I'm glad it sent you researching. I respect that and I make no claim to knowing everything. Yes there's a sweet spot before issues arise, but it's still not a bad...

Touche. I love your observations but someone already made other observations based plant science an put it in a book for people to read and absorb the knowledge. ;o) Read up on plant cell walls and turbidity.

There's such a thing as an over abundance of THC in comparison to over canabinoids. I understand you can correct that somewhat with a good long cure for degradation. But why not grow the correct strain and let it fully ripen? Unripe bud is not for anyone and it's not really cool to spread that...

We are talking about the same pictures. I know the claw makes you think toxicity but with those lower ppm numbers and your other plant not being affected I can't see it being that. Plus it just looks more like a pH/micro deficiency to me. If you had it at 600-700ppm with the first pictures...

This I agree with 99% except we differ where you think it's part of the the bad reaction or start of it, and It think it's the sweet spot you need to be shooting for. Most people go over the mark because of over feeding and salt build up. I think praying is a sign of a healthy root zone/vascular...

Hard water was my first thought. If there's calcium/magnesium in your water and your feed. It might be left behind while the other nutrients are being taken up which would cause your pH to rise. Second that can simple cause and imbalance and lock out another element. Your water is probably...

Now your talking about something different.... I never said his leaves are perfect. I'd rather have stiff praying leaves like his, oppose to having droopy weak petioles. Do a bit of research on plant cells, cell walls, and the plant vascular system. You have yet to explain to my why praying...

So true. Early harvesting is one of the biggest issues and causes of an unbalance canabinoid profile.

Care to elaborate with more then "because it is"??? Why is it bad? Why do plants do it? I guess lifting their leaves straight into the air isn't good but when plants are holding their leaves upto the light it's a sign that the vascular system is working well and the cells are turbid and filled...

Doesn't look like toxicity. Your lower leaves look like N deficient. Yellowing. 400ppm is too low. Tap water starts at 200 and you end up at 400-600 which means your feed is only 200-400 ppm. Low in my opinion. Like DR WHO described, they look hungry or micro deficient. It's depleting them...

Is the pH constant across all of them? Does it rise faster in any of them?