Let it grow.. Nr 1.

@Mrs_Larimar,my native language also not English.. Keep calm and carry on growing..💨✌️😎

@@@MarKush, and i really had problem to understand your question. if english is your native language sorry^^ i can remove the comment..... but english is not my native lanuage I revesed my answer

@Mrs_Larimar, Thanks Buddy. On the week Nr.6 I gone use only calmg with plain water and I gone follow acctual circumstances. Next week I gone increase some nutrients and have look how Lady feels.. Loads information I could get here, Thanks Everyone.💨✌️🙂

@@MarKush,like anything some people say it’s great, others say it does nothing. I haven’t done a back to back comparison. I did the dark time last harvest. Last 24-48 hours just let them sit in the dark before cutting down. Suppose to help, but again depends on who you ask.

@NomNom, Hi Bro. Darkness could be better!? No idea about it. How long time before harvest it’s best be in dark? Many thanks.

@@MarKush, yes that same stuff. 1 gr per liter will give you around 200 ppm

@@Athos, Sorry, are You means organic Epsom salts which is available even for bath reason us well!?🤭😄 If yes, then for which dosages on 1L water? Thanks, best of luck for growing!💨🙂

@@MarKush,nothing to apologise,

@Mrs_Larimar,I have to apologise, writing mistake.🤭 Thanks, for help. Happy growing.💨🙂

@growdoctordc,🎶👍💨✌️

@CRiSPrGrow,Thanks Bro. Good luck for growing!💨👍

@@MarKush, glad I could help a bit. I had lots of help on my first grow and I'd like to play it forward. Good luck on the grow. My Painkiller XL seed didn't make it, it grew a tap root but never came out of the shell. I'm gonna germinate another one after the holidays.

@NomNom, Thans, very helpful answer. NomNom have a great growing.💨👍

@@MarKush,First it depends on what is causing the leaves to go yellow. Most common cause is a lack of nitrogen. If nitrogen is the cause then feeding some more nitrogen will cause them to green up. But remember that the greening doesn't happen overnight it takes several days to see anything and a good week to see significant changes. You need to do a flush and a PPM and PH test. If your PH is out of range then it doesn't matter what you are feeding because the plant can only take up nutes if the PH of the nutes is in the correct range. You might also have salt lockout, flushing will help drain that away and make her able to take up nutes again. And flushing means flushing, if you have a 3 gallon pot you want at least 9 gallons of run off out of the pot. Best way to tell when to stop is to flush until the PH is the same PH as the water your are feeding and the PPM is within250 of your water ppm (ex water is 50ppm, run off is 300ppm) Ideally you want to have the plant up out of the tray and to have 15%+ of every feeding flow out her bottom. Test it and make sure you aren't too far out of range. You want the PH to be in range and you want the PPM of the run off to be 200ppm or greater lower then what you are feeding (ex. feed at 1,000 ppm you want the run off to be 800ppm or lower). If the PPM difference is less then 200ppm that mean you are either feeding her too much, the PH is wrong and she can't feed, or that you have salt build up and you need to flush. A good way to make a quick and easy plant stand for slushing/testing is get a rubbermaid bin and put a plastic milk create in it. Put the plant on the milk create and you have and easy drain to waste system. Use a the biggest turkey baster you can find to suck the water out. I run a "flush table" it's basically a grate on a pan raised up so I can put a rubbermaid bin in and out underneath it as it fills. This made the biggest difference in my girls being happy and made it a lot easier to understand what was going right/wrong.