Topped and LST'd immediately after last post. Learned a valuable lesson that I can definitely start a little earlier cause the large stems are tough to bend. Something to note for next time. But all plants have responded well to LST and topping, lots of new colas forming all over the place.
Starting to think my soil was sitting out in the cold weather / store improperly too long before I purchased it. I shouldn't need to give any extra nutes with this soil, and it should have plenty of bacterial and microbial life happening, but my plants are saying otherwise. I'm going to test giving some of the NutraGro Bloom to half (1/2 concentration and low water amount to see how they respond), and recharge to all of them. Growth has been comparatively slow when I look at some other journals with similar conditions and strain. Also not super happy with the yellowing in the leaves, and burnt tips, but hopefully the combination of recharge and extra nutes will bring these girls back to their best selves.
What's going on with the intervenial chlorosis? Is it nute burn (zinc + manganese + iron potentially)? Is my proposed solution of only going with pH-balanced water a good mitigation strategy? Should I just not add super soil out of the gate?
Hi buddy, that's a clear cut case of PH. It's way too high and the swings must be huge too. Whatever you are feeding it's PH isn't even close to the water feeds that follow it, that's what's causing your mix match of probs and the shading inbetween is swings or 2 high a PH, but I'd put it down to a more unstable PH with massive swings in feeds. You need to lower your PH to 5.8-6.3max and your follow up water feeds/flushes need to be the same. Good luck pal.
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