4 weeks into flower, how much longer?

Hi everyone,

About 4 weeks into flower, and doing ok imo. Using the 8-16 Lucas formula with a tweek. Reducing the 16 bloom to 14 while adding about 4 ml of Kool bloom as a supplement.

Had two questions, first, your opinion on if things are how they should be at this point and second, those leaf tip browning, is it neut toxicity? And finally how much longer till harvest?

Thanks guys.

Impossible to tell how much longer, most newer hybrids go 9-10 weeks from the flip. My advise on the nutes would be stick to the Lucas and ditch the pk boost.

nxsov180db said:

Impossible to tell how much longer, most newer hybrids go 9-10 weeks from the flip. My advise on the nutes would be stick to the Lucas and ditch the pk boost.

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Thanks. I assumed it would be 4 weeks more at the earliest. Read up on the pk boost and tried kool bloom for bigger buds, any reason why this strat is not working? Ive planted this in a 5 gal bag half way through and its needing new feed almost every day, so i will be ditching the boost for now. Thanks again.

Uzimanian said:

Read up on the pk boost and tried kool bloom for bigger buds, any reason why this strat is not working?

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Mostly because the Lucas method of 1:2 micro:bloom already has a low N:K ratio

Uzimanian said:

Hi everyone,

About 4 weeks into flower, and doing ok imo. Using the 8-16 Lucas formula with a tweek. Reducing the 16 bloom to 14 while adding about 4 ml of Kool bloom as a supplement.

Had two questions, first, your opinion on if things are how they should be at this point and second, those leaf tip browning, is it neut toxicity? And finally how much longer till harvest?

Thanks guys.

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If you want nice dense buds let this grow out another 5 weeks.

That plant is just starting to really flower. It’s waaaaaay too early to even be thinking about when to harvest it.

it clearly has hybrid genetics, possibly sativa dominant from looking at it. Which means it could easily have 8-10 more weeks before it’s properly finished.

keep it healthy and check back in 6 weeks to show us what it looks like then. I will bet it still needs more time even at that point but we will see how the genetics interact with your grow environment and when the plant decides it’s done growing.