Indoor Appletizer

[MephistoTransisto]

You got some nutrient issues going on for sure! Id just dial it back a bit, maybe give it a plain watering or two to bring it back to good. Its so late in flower, you probably wont see a difference in the leaves before harvest but your plants will be happier and continue stacking until harvest

i kinda did a flush. Perhaps ill do it again. I caused myself major issues by dropping my humidity too much. I read that you could drop it down to low 30s cause VPD stress. But in retrospect, I started that too soon and what ended up happening was I got an initial surge of trichromes but since the humidity was so low it was sucking water right out of the plants and forcing more nutrients through it. Tons of the sugar leaf tips are burnt now. Definitely won’t be doing that so hastily.

So I brought the humidity up to 45% or so, temp 73, and my ppms will be ran below 600 here on out. Its 550 right now with decreased nitrogen. Ill finish out like this probably. Thryre gettin fat! Thank you for you advice btw

 

[KingRatt]

i kinda did a flush. Perhaps ill do it again. I caused myself major issues by dropping my humidity too much. I read that you could drop it down to low 30s cause VPD stress. But in retrospect, I started that too soon and what ended up happening was I got an initial surge of trichromes but since the humidity was so low it was sucking water right out of the plants and forcing more nutrients through it. Tons of the sugar leaf tips are burnt now. Definitely won’t be doing that so hastily.

So I brought the humidity up to 45% or so, temp 73, and my ppms will be ran below 600 here on out. Its 550 right now with decreased nitrogen. Ill finish out like this probably. Thryre gettin fat! Thank you for you advice btw

All those stress tricks and stuff don’t have much basis in science or practice. My best advice try to give them the best environment you can, i promise they will still get small amounts of stress along the way. I also believe its important to see how the plants grow from beginning to end with no tricks or anything, so you can actually have an idea of what is doing what. You can try 25 new techniques and supplements during the grow, but at the end of it, will you know what actually did what? Just a thought. The main goal is just getting to the finish line. Alot of new growers dont even get that far. Keep up the good work! You are working with good genetics, and that alone will carry you far!

 

[MephistoTransisto]

All those stress tricks and stuff don’t have much basis in science or practice. My best advice try to give them the best environment you can, i promise they will still get small amounts of stress along the way. I also believe its important to see how the plants grow from beginning to end with no tricks or anything, so you can actually have an idea of what is doing what. You can try 25 new techniques and supplements during the grow, but at the end of it, will you know what actually did what? Just a thought. The main goal is just getting to the finish line. Alot of new growers dont even get that far. Keep up the good work! You are working with good genetics, and that alone will carry you far!

I was thinking the same thing. Youre right i should just focus on crossing the finish line before i try extra. Theyre all looning worse today so im just going to take your advice and give only water for a bit