Purple punch #5

If she is behind in development , treat her as week behind, so nutes doses can vary at certain stages. If she starts to have big gap in height compared to other, raise her up, make a podium for her. Sometimes it happens , have in mind that you mist probably will harvest them apart too. Good luck !

Your auto is transitioning from a veg state to the pre flower stretch stage. If I was you I'd def defoliate some big fans to open her up or at the very least do lots of tucking but as short and as thick as she is id recommend plucking some of those big fans. Not all at once like 5-10 and give her several days to recoup before removing fans again. Hope this helps growmie!

I always add week or two of veg nutes once I start seeing bloom signs. This allows plant to continue veg and will get bigger yields. Although each strain is different and some stretch more then others so be careful of how much vertical room you have. But it's always best to continue veg nutes for a week or 2 to get as much growth as possible out of the plants. Others have said the opposite of what I said but you can go to fast buds website and they have a whole article written about this very thing confirms what I said and it works for me. I did half and half. I continued veg for one week after is seen flowers. Then I did another week of half veg and half bloom. I got 5oz of each sour stompers so 10oz and 7oz off one Mango smile. Haven't weighed my jammy dodgers #2 or my strawberry gorilla. But I'm already near 1 gram per watt and still got 2 plants to dry and trim. So it works. And that was my first grow. Please consider selecting me as the answer so I can be entered for a chance to win grower of the month contest 🙏 I would truly appreciate it ❤️

They look a little low on nitrogen, but I would not worry about it to be honest. They are consuming more potassium and phosphorus then anything now.

I would say yes ... the lower leaves are yellow and dying off and the others look like they have a lack of nitrogen, I would give them just a bit more, not too much though since they are on Week 9 and flowering.

It sounds like you're trying to adjust your feeding schedule to address concerns about the color of your plants. It's great that you're attentive to their needs! Here are a few suggestions: Monitor Plant Response: Keep a close eye on how your plants respond to the adjusted feeding schedule. If the color improves and the plants seem healthy, you're on the right track. Gradual Changes: Plants can be sensitive to sudden changes in nutrient concentration. If you're transitioning from a 1/4+1/2+1/2 water mix to feeding for four days in a row, consider making the transition gradually. Maybe start with two consecutive feeding days and then increase to four. Check pH Levels: Ensure that the pH of your nutrient solution is within the appropriate range for your plants. Improper pH levels can affect nutrient uptake. Evaluate Nutrient Ratios: Make sure the nutrient ratios in your solution are suitable for the current stage of growth. Plants have different nutrient requirements during the vegetative and flowering stages. Consider Plant Size: As your plants progress through their growth cycle, their nutrient requirements change. Adjust your feeding regimen based on the size and developmental stage of your plants. Maintain Consistency: Once you find a feeding schedule that works well, try to maintain consistency. Sudden changes in routine can sometimes stress plants. Remember that every grow is a bit of an experiment, and it's great that you're actively working to optimize the conditions for your plants. If you notice positive changes, keep refining your approach. If issues persist, you can always reassess and make further adjustments. Happy growing!

Yeah you are in about week 7 or so and you would be flushing soon but maybe a PK or a finisher (either PK or not) wouldn't harm and have a less of a flush and run it a bit longer.. Also learn from this and research more. You should know before you get to each when it is and what to do. What I do is give veg nutes till 2 week after the flip. Then start the bloom base nutrients. When the white pistils are forming little buttons then start with your PK. Different brands and different npk ratios are best suited at varying times so beware that. Follow package instructions.

Hi buddy It depends on what is your gol It seems to a 70% milky 10% or Less amber and 20% clear trechomes If u are searching for something freshy with high thc ammount u can chop in one week max 2 If u are serching for some cbn cbg sleepy effect u got to wait the amber one pass the 20% zero clear and the 80% milky

Yes, keep going judging from the photos you've got about 2-3 weeks left before harvest.

I would push one more, plus instead of reducing light intensity or duration at that late flower stage i blast them with all power i can, i smoke buds, not leaf even if some damage will be appearing on them. Dark period brings humidity swing inside as any night does, mold risk. Few researches, no base for actions at all.