So unfortunately the sundae driver and the sensi star got started on 2 different dates bout 3 weeks apart I'm hoping that as they get further along it won't hurt the sundae driver if it has to go 3 extra weeks in veg so the other 2 can catch up and all flower same time. Any outside input is greatly appreciated. I got all 3 seeds from a disp. In Maine. Planted all 3 in the pots and soil it's gonna be in for it's short life. Fox farm happy frog soil In 5 gallon fabric pots. I used the same setup for my first 2 plants I ever grew. Those 2 plants came out absolutely amazing so if it's not broke don't fix it right.
My sundae driver had a calcium deficiency going on so I got some cal mag it seemed to do the trick new growth is coming in nice but the buds are getting any size to them so I was thinking nutrient lockout so I flushed with about 3 gal water at 7.0 pH I hope this works any advice
Hugely over fed with nitrogen so unfortunately I don't think your buds are ever going to be that big but don't give up. Flush out all those excess nutes, and give them a pk boost with no N.
I agree, too much nitrogen, but the pictures are not very good.
Always post clear pictures taken under normal white light when asking for advice.
Too much nitrogen will stimulate leaf growth at the expense of flower growth.
True nutrient lock out does not occur until the substrate is below 5.5 or above 7.5.
In soil, a range of anywhere between 6.2 and 7.2 and your plants will be fine.
Try feeding half strength for a while, even for the rest of the grow, as half strength is usually plenty strong enough.
If you are not sure, it is always a good idea to ask questions first before doing anything radical, rather than doing something then asking if this was ok.
Cheers, Organoman.
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