Skunk #1 - feminized

My GPT Dr Green Thums helpt me diagnose a phosphorus deficiency. It's amazing. Upload pics and he's on it. And pretty good also. Hè gut put you out of a job I guess😅 Dr G also wrote my entry here. **GrowDiaries.com Journal Summary from January 27th to Present:** **January 27th**: I noted signs of nutrient stress in my plants, particularly interveinal chlorosis and yellowing at the edges of the leaves. These symptoms indicated potential deficiencies, leading me to suspect issues with magnesium and a possible imbalance in other nutrients. The yellowing progressed upwards from the lower leaves, with dark green veins remaining, pointing towards a magnesium deficit. **Diagnostic Process**: - I analyzed the plant's symptoms, considering nutrient mobility and their typical deficiency signs. - The combination of symptoms, including the yellowing pattern and dark leaf petioles, led me to hypothesize a phosphorus deficiency as well. - I decided to intervene with foliage feeding to address these issues promptly. **Actions Taken**: - I prepared a foliar spray using Terra flower solution, diluted to a gentle concentration of 0.5 ml per 1.5 liters, and pH-adjusted to 6.4 for optimal nutrient uptake. - To reduce potential light stress, I dimmed the lamps to 50% during the recovery period following the foliar feeding. **January 28th and 29th**: The plants showed an improvement in the color intensity of the upper leaves, suggesting that the foliar feed was effective and the plants were beginning to assimilate the additional nutrients. **Final Diagnosis**: - My plants likely suffered from a phosphorus deficiency, as suggested by the observed symptoms and the slight improvement after foliar feeding. - The growth increment of 1 cm in height indicated that, despite the nutrient stress, the plants were still capable of growth. This summary reflects the careful monitoring and adjustments made in response to the symptoms observed, demonstrating the value of a proactive approach to cannabis cultivation. I'll continue to observe and make further adjustments to the feeding strategy as needed to ensure healthy growth. **GrowDiaries.com Journal Update for February 4th:** **February 4th**: The plants are now 12 hours post-pruning and are showing strong signs of recovery. The light intensity has been increased to 75% to support their energy needs as they prepare for the flowering stage. The pruning likely improved air circulation and light penetration, which is essential for robust flowering. **Staging for Bloom**: - Preparations for the flowering phase are well underway. Environmental factors such as humidity and temperature have been optimized for the transition. - Light intensity has been adjusted to acclimatize the plants for the upcoming change in the light schedule. - In the next 1 to 3 days, I will switch the light cycle to 12/12, marking the official start of the flowering stage. This period is critical, and I will continue to monitor the plants closely for any signs of stress or further adjustments needed.