Female Seeds Lemon Kush

I found out something interesting which i was unaware of. See I couldn't figure out why my plants burned because the mixture rrate for the week of flowering i was in at the time, said it would measure 1200ppm. So recently i pulled out a TDS meter and calibrated it. (it's brand new) and my nutrient mix which was supposed to be 1200ppm, was 2486ppm. It turns out that my tap water by itself was over 400ppm. So the picture has become a little more clear as to what happened. All of my grow experiences comes from the lower mainland of British Columbia, where we enjoyed very clean, SOFT water. So i moved to a very hard water location and after a 10 year hiatus in growing, i started again but with the soft water mentality. Lesson learned!!! So now I'm backing off my nutrients a bit from the feed chart. So the mixture rate for this week is my own blend in terms of ml/L The other factor is that i was adding calmag to the mix rate which is not part of the feed schedule. Additionally, i was adding a Ocean Magic 0-0-5 sea kelp type concoction from green planet, as i ran out of Sea Storm which is the IPP blend of sea stuff. But the biggest factor was definitely the tap water ppm. I didn't bother to flush them after the second time they burned. I said fuck it. It's too much trouble with the AC Infinity bases because the roots grow out the bottom of the fabric and weave themselves into the wick rope, so if you take off the fabric pot you pull out the wick ropes and it's just a bitch, so fug it! Instead i let the soil dry out then i watered with a 6.2 pH calmag solution. I douched each pot with 2 Liters of calmag. A little runoff, nothing crazy. 3 days later i mixed nutrients and discovered the huge PPM issue in the tap water, and then saw my mixture was almost 2500ppm. I diluted the mixture with an additional 15 liters of water and the ppm was just below 900ppm. I watered that in. 2 Liters in each pot. A little runoff, nuthin crazy. Last light, i watered the girls with 2 liters each of just tap water with a 6.1 pH and 2.5ml per liter of hygrozyme. I did that to just give the medium a light flush, but more so to wet the salts in the medium and allow for the plant to further absorb what it can. And the hygrozyme was added to break down the dead or dried out roots in the soil and turn that into usable food for the plants. By Wednesday or Thursday they will be ready for another watering, and then i will mix the ratio's listed in the nutrient break down. They've been hammered hard with nutrient burn, and it's certainly going to impact yield, but don't worry! Lemon Kush grows some mighty buds, even when it's taken abuse! It's gonna be just fine! You can see that even the most heavily affected plants, vs. the marginally affected plants.....the buds aren't much different in size. The lower portion of the plant is green and healthy, and has plenty of intact leaves to photosynthesize to aid in the bud development higher up the plant where the fan leaves were decimated.