Is she hungry? Or is soil hot?

Rocket Soul

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Id say she looks a bit light shy. Leds, right? Old growth looks nice and green, new growth a bit pale. If your soil nutes were finishing id expect some missing N which would be the opposite, paleness starting on the bottom.
Is she transpiring properly? What temps/rh? With leds its better to be a bit on the warm side rather than cold, both to get her drinking and keeping photosynthesis going. In veg try for +77F. Back of the light a bit, dial in environment if need be and maybe a touch of calmag in the next few waterings.
 
Id say she looks a bit light shy. Leds, right? Old growth looks nice and green, new growth a bit pale. If your soil nutes were finishing id expect some missing N which would be the opposite, paleness starting on the bottom.
Is she transpiring properly? What temps/rh? With leds its better to be a bit on the warm side rather than cold, both to get her drinking and keeping photosynthesis going. In veg try for +77F. Back of the light a bit, dial in environment if need be and maybe a touch of calmag in the next few waterings.
Calmag seems to be a requirement with this hlg135 light. I havent added any yet though. Light is sitting at about 15 inches. Dimmed down about 20%. I've been careful with lighting. Trying to slowly increase intensity.
Plant is drinking heavy as growth just exploded. I'm getting wet spots on leaves where they are rubbing together or overlapping and touching.
Temp sits at 75-80
Humidity 60-70% maybe a little high? I did just water and also have some young autos in the tent as well.
 

OldMedUser

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Your first sign that's she's hungry is old fan leaves near the bottom fading to yellow. Those yellow tops will green up after a bit and indicate she is blowing up as you said.

You're more likely to hurt her by feeding too much too early so I'd stay on course for now.

Looking real good!

:peace:
 
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