Cream Manderine XL Auto

Hey there so just a couple things...1st the nitrogen claw, i think if you back off the N intake like you mentioned it should calm down, it didn't look like you'd gotten to the point of no return. Regarding the red stems etc. No one seems to have mentioned that a phosphorus deficiency will usually cause this, along with the dark coloring on leaves and then into having some spots as well. Often mixed up with other deficiencies. But you mentioned doing a ph'd flush for a week...maybe with her headed into flowering it threw her off since they're very P hungry during those first weeks of flowering? I'd up the tiger bloom to a teaspoon and watch for a change. I have some sour stompers who were having excessive red and as i increased the tiger the red/purple became far less intense. Good luck with the grow, don't give up on her yet there's still lots of time to show what she's got.✌️

The simple answer here is to all CalMag to your nutrient solutions mix up . If you add CalMg to your plant nutrient line up and its still ends up being like that its a genetical trait carried over from a parent genetic . This happens sometimes I experienced it in my GG#4 grow it was pretty cool to see :) . I hope this information helps you determine better what your issue is wether its genetic trait or CalMg deficiency . Over all its looking pretty good and I wish you the best of luck on the remainder of your grow !! - Happy Growing!

Yeah the purplish at that stage is due to a magnesium deficiency ( cal mag are not optional with coco, each watering require some ). Oh and by the way I've been growing the Cream mandarins fast version for more than a year and this strain have pirplelish colours on the stems / leaves and buds during flowering ✌️🏼