Newbie in need of dank nug advice!

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3y ago
VIPARSPECTRA Upgraded XS2000 LED Fluorescent/250W
VIPARSPECTRA Upgraded XS2000 LED
VIPARSPECTRA Upgraded XS2000 LED Fluorescent/250W
VIPARSPECTRA Upgraded XS2000 LED
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weeks 10
ScrOG
weeks 10
Topping
weeks 10
FIMing
weeks 10
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Week 10. Vegetation
3y ago
12 hrs
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6.4
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Normal
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60 %
Air Humidity
22 °C
Night Air Temp
1.89 liters
Watering Volume
Loud Hello!! I am a new grower and I'm learning the ropes. I have made all the newbie mistakes and have figured out I will be growing organically from now on. I have stressed the hell out of my first plant with bad watering and improper overfeeding. I have flushed the big one many times and have added many organic amendments to try and build a soil biome for my plants. My second biggest plant is very dark green and I think its nitrogen toxicity, though it is my healthiest plant. Its growth is a bit stunted but I am flipping to flower tonight, I waited a very long time because I was trying to correct my big plant's deficiencies. Now that my soil is organic, I had a fungus gnat assault and murdered the shit out of them with a top layer of diatomaceous earth in my pots. I also added nematodes into the soil to battle with the fungus gnat population. I learned that to grow organic with much greater success I need a much bigger pot than 5 gallon, I will have to eventually move to 2 giant 15 gallon permanent pots in my 2x4 tent. Please give me any suggestions and comments, I really want to succeed on my first try and have thrown thousands of dollars at this obsession lol. Thank you!
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Loud
Loudstarted grow question 3y ago
I need help diagnosing and treating my plants deficiencies and toxicity please and thanks!!
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Terp1answered grow question 3y ago
A little overwatered and likely incorrect VPD combined with too much light. The bright leaf tips are one indication of this. In organic cultivation, you often see these signs when the VPD isn't properly adjusted during the transition phase to flowering. I don't think it's as serious as it looks and it will grow out of it, as long as you have your environmental conditions under control. Currently, the VPD should be around 1.0-1.2 kPa, which corresponds to about 26°C and 65% humidity. Good luck moving forward!

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