she has agood structure, and will be huge.
the yellowing looks like lightburn to me. i would watch it.. do you have anew light, if yes... dimm it or give more distance
Check your ph bro, she looks like there is some issue. I had similar problem with my Chempie in late veg. In my case water ph6,5 wit sensi cal mag extra solved the issue.
Just wanted to see if anyone has any thoughts on this darling beauty. Gonna chop in two weeks started flushing Monday. Is it still good to keep giving calmag and bud candy through the flush?
Wow she looks gorgeous Top job my friend well done ! That is completely upto you though some growers will argue not to flush your plants at all. I would say just use normal water at a temp of around 24 degrees this helps break the salts down so she can consume them quicker. Though this is my opinion she will take up any nutrients you give her and continue to mature and ripen so you will have a much denser and more potent nug if you continue to feed her but you may end up with slightly harsh bud before the cure. Though even cannabis experts cannot identify flushed cannabis vs non flushed after the cure because the difference is very very slight. Though I will leave this decision in your trust worth hands great job you should be a proud Dank Daddy :) Keep up the great work bro !
Your lady needs more potassium (K) in her diet. If you think you are not over-feeding her, then I say pump up the K a little bit more and see what happens :) If you were using a little too much nutrients, than it might be a nutrient lockout, so the K addition would make it worse.
I would just make sure you're feeding bloom/flower nutrients and make sure you're not having too strong a light on the plants and you should be fine. I always aim for a ph between 6.5 and 7.
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