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Thanks for the help. Flushed them and ph run off is 5.8 and e. C is now 1.0 after flushing then feeding. They look better already

Its now in flower but noticed it coming on a week before flip. Its only one strain. The others are haning. Calcium toxidity?

And there are no spidermites or any bugs under or on the leaves

Hello everyone. Hope all are well. Im having a problem and i am really getting annoyed. Im growing in coco. Ph 5.5 ec is 0.8 to 1.2. Temps are 24 to 26 degrees humidity 55. 5l smart pots. Doing a SOG style got 16 plants per 1.2 msq. They in 2.4m x 1.2. Under 2 1000w hps bulbs My ph is 9.1. But i adjust it once ive added the nutrients. The nutrients im using are the greenhouse seed company nutrients So im not sure if this is nute burn or calmag def or toxidity or something but maybe someone can help me. Please see my pics of some of the leaves also there is some yellowing on new growth but plants seem healthy for now.

I also would have to say that lollypopping ones plant 2 weeks into flowering, or before one puts the plants into flowering should illiminate the nees to defoliate. If one does defoliate heavily it should be done in veg stage and not the flowering stage. But if one wants to defoliate when plants are in flowering they should be very reaerved with how much they remove.

This is a very grey area as there will always be some growers who defoliate and some who dont. There is the fact that all leaves feed the plants and some say just tuck leaves back to allow for light penetration while others will pluck. I have defoliated and i have also left the plants as. I think for outdoors one should not defoliate at all as there is no point as the sun is strong enough. However in flowering what i do for indoor grows is i take my plants out stand above them and look down. And what ever fan leaves are blocking the buds in the middle or centre of the plant i either remove them or if they can be tucked back i do that. At the end of the day if you defoliate u must take into account that your plants will need to recover if its a heavy defoliation u do to them and also u will be messing with the plants metabolism so to defoliate is really a growers choice. How much they take off when they defoliate etc. I think there is some benefits to defoliation but at the same time not all strains respond well to it some do some dont. Just my 2 cents

NOOOOO Im back hahahaha just had a bit of a break but all good in the hood

Here is my SOTM, this is a picture of my Cinderella 99, This was an organic grow, no nutrients where added just water from start of flowering to finish

Shot bru, had alot of help from GLO with information so a big shout out to Green Leaf, shot for all the time you gave. Think i said their where 7 there are only 6 plants in there, 2 are very small Ultimate Purps but the other 4 take up the most of the tent, I must say i dig the fact i have only 4 plants ( the other 2 are almost done so technically it 4 but factual there are 6 ) in flower and they are the same coverage as i would have 3 plants back in the day so things are alot more manageable. Im still confused about the plant lighting believe it or not, I get that the closer the plants are to the light the better obviously taken into account the lights dont burn your plants, so i am able to get my plants rather close to the light, however they are about 35 to 40cm away from the light now and getting alot more light covereage, do i opt for the better coverage or do i get my plants close to the lights again?

Howzit bud, found this for you not sure if it would help http://www.tuugo.co.za/SiteViewer/026999428356

Its been ages since i have done an update, here are 2 out of the 7 plants i have in here, the one plant is 1m tall by 1m across she is in a 40l air fabric pot thing, and the rest are in 20l fabric pots, got the lights about 35 to 40cm away from the plants and they seem to be loving it, dont have a clue what ill yield but im excited as the plants are healthy and trichomes are forming nicely,

Here is a pic of my dried and cured Training Day

Hey bud thanks so much. Im really trying to dial things in. I felt going bigger gave me more to play with as i now am able to see the pros and cons of small and big plants. I used to do alot of little plants 12 to 15 of them but i was so bleak with the yields. Now im trying bigger pots. Plastic and smart pots. Biggest one is in a 40l smart pot she was abt a meter tall and about 90ish cm diameter took me just a little over 2 months to veg as apposed to a month of vegging. Only flowering 8 plants in the 2.4 x 1.2 and they filling it proper. So yeah excited to see results

So upgraded the grow a bit got a nice 2.4 x 1.2 tent. Waiting for my other lights to arrive but got 2 600w in there so long

I would like to enter a close up of my flowering training day trichomes