First grow

Hey buddy. After looking thru your grow. Your feeding the soil also right? As your lowest leafs are running to issues. But, overall they look super. Lovely color. Nice growth I'm not a fan of foliar sprays. They block the pours of what draws in co2. Hence slowing growth You really should only be in need of them. If you have issues. You'll find feeding from the bottom up. Will make for much faster growth. Better co2 intake increases photosynthesis But they do look darn good Enjoy the rest of your grow

Hi Sorrowcz, LST looks great! Well done. All seem pretty healthy to me. Good job :) Quick question - are you using Biobizz Grow at all? I can't see it in your list. My understanding is that this is THE base nutrient and all others Biobizz additives are optional. I believe you can substitute the Fishmix for Grow during veg, which you are appear to be doing - no problems there - but you will still need to add Grow during the bloom period as they don't recommend using the Fishmix then. Which leads me to my next point - you don't need to be using Bloom or Topmax at all until you have flowers underway. I can't see any flowers in your photos. Only reason I'm saying all this is that I can see some of your leaves have lost their lustre in the 2nd to last photo (I think it's just one plant), so you might have a very early stage deficiency... possibly magnesium. I would personally ease back on the Topmax and Bloom until you see flowering in earnest, and maybe add some Grow if you have it (if not you'll need it for the flowering period anyway - at least that's my understanding of Biobizz! I'm planning on using them myself outside this summer, so I just happen to have purchased all of them this week, and read the manufacturers instructions, but I haven't actually used them myself yet). Good luck!

If you took the photos "just after waking up," it's all normal; with the light, they should gain color and the leaves should perk up. If, on the other hand, they were taken before dark, it can happen that they are a bit droopy because they are waiting for the dark. The third possibility is that the photo was taken in the middle of the day; then it’s possible there are root problems, too much watering, not enough oxygen, too many nutrients... I see you’re using Biobizz, which is a bit light but still fine... I would advise you to let the soil dry well and then water with double the amount of Top Max (it's humic acid that improves the substrate) and Bio Grow and Bio Bloom in normal doses... a bit of mycorrhizae and that's it, this for a couple of waterings, letting the substrate dry well between one watering and the next; this helps you in the last case of root problems...