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Hello @yungchrist59 ! Geia sou man ! I will disagree with the rest. That's not a nutrient burn. These are iron and sulfur deficiencies. Both of these deficiencies come most commonly from bad quality soil (and your soil looks bad) and overwatering. What kind of soil do you use? Also, what kind of fertilizer do you use? If it's an organic slow-release dry fertilizer, it can't burn the plant despite the fact that it doesn't look burned. The best advice I can give you is to use different soil next time. For now, if your fertilizer is organic slow release, you should be adding half a cup to the soil around the root every 20 days. If it's synthetic, I think it's one tablespoon every 1-2 weeks; otherwise, if it's too expensive, try the triple of Bio Bizz, very economical for the work it does at 12 euros. Good luck! 💪

Hey there, so 5 weeks should be enough time for the nutrients in the soil to be used up. Some people will use dry fertilizers and amendments as top dressing, and others will use bottled nutrients. But regardless of style you'll want to start adding in a micronutrient that has all your low levels of much needed trace elements. Then find the grow nutrient you like, and this could have NPK numbers like 6-4-4 like fox farm or vary a touch, but seek out the ones which have the slightly higher N. Then being an autoflower variety you may want to start at half dose or less just to check how the plant responds. Then when flowering starts coming you'll want to load up with a nutrient higher in the opposite- P and K. Such as the Tiger Bloom from FF is 2-8-4. You can find many that are extremely higher P K like open sesame which is 5-45-19. Just look out for the shift from high N to high P K and youll do fine. Happy growing ✌️

Hey YungC so usually most plants will develop their flowers at different rates and speeds too. I think many things can affect this like the light placement and distance giving it higher intensity in one spot versus another. Some people such as Ed Rosenthal mentions how we occasionally have to harvest a plant in section in order to get the whole plant to mature. In answer to flushing and watering, your plants still have a lot of white pistils so I would suggest you continue feeding them, with water often the bigger a plant is the more it drinks, so i would just try to water the soil evenly and then watch for how quickly it dries and that should give you an idea to how much the plants are consuming. I wouldn't stop feeding until you see more pistils discolor and curl in and then trichromes swell and change. With the cfls they can still remain pretty close, I think 4-8 inches, if you can have many bulbs surrounding the plants that's preferable to a couple strong ones on top. I hope this helps some, good luck with the flowering and harvesting. ✌️