Blue Dream'Matic - First ever grow

Nada de que preocuparse, cuando eso me pasa lo asocio a la genética de la planta, cuando todas las hojas tienen los bordes mirando hacia arriba el problema se asocia a estomas cerrados. Eso ocurre por altas temperaturas. Yo veo tu planta bastante bien, si consideras que hay riego excesivo espera que el sustrato esté 80% seco antes de regar de nuevo. Buenos humos!!! 👌

for soil 6.0 is too low, target 6.3-6.4 Look at any nutrition absorption and ph graph https://www.growweedeasy.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/05/hydroponics-ph-chart-marijuana.jpg calcium cut off zone, when plant cant utilize - 6.0 hope its clear, overwatering is bad thing too lift pots, have a habit, you will catch it soon, best and ONLY way !!!

Hi there Be selective.. you want to take off leaves that are blocking light to lower bud sites dont go mad as you don’t want to shock her, Just a little thin out .. tuck back leaves if possible rather then remove them do you want to create light and good airflow through the plant 👍 Best of luck 🌱

Yeah it could use some defoliation and a little nute boost

It could be leftover from watering issues and probably nutrient lockout from the high amounts of feed you've given. I'd not give nutrients for a week, focus on watering correctly and then re-assess. If the yellowing hasn't advanced, you've fixed the issue. The already damaged leaves won't really fix themselves, they'll eventually die off, but I wouldn't take them off yet. If it continues to get worse, try to just continue feeding. When you continue to nutes go with 1ml/l fishmix (or grow), 2ml/l biobloom. If there's lockout causing deficiency no feeding helps because they can't intake any of it before the lockout is fixed. If possible, check the pH going in and out. High pH means too much nutes.

Now that she is flowering, she is hungry for potassium. Add/up your P/K booster. I do not believe this is a watering issue.

No, she will not grow much taller, but the buds will fill out heaps more. Nutrient "lock out", real or not, does not affect flower timing in autos, this is all controlled by genetics. If you are after a more satisfying yield in future, grow photoperiod (fem) plants and that way you can control the flowering cycle and not end up with one foot plants flowering as can happen with (stupid) autos. (yes, I detest autos!) You also use a ton less electricity growing photoperiod plants.........autos 18 hours of light a day for the entire cycle...........photoperiod plants, 18 hours a day for a few veg weeks, then 12 hours a day for flowering......do the math, it may surprise you..........over a fairly typical 12 week run (as an example), you can save roughly 330 hours of "lights on time"!....... 12 weeks at 18 hours for autos = 1512 hours of lights on time Photos = 4 weeks at 18 and 8 weeks at 12 for a total of 1176 hours of lights on time........a difference of 336 hours of lights on time! I know which electricity bill I would prefer!

No........ less leaves = less energy being made = less (bud) growth. It is that simple!