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Hi @Thaithan! Well it's hard to make an accurate diagnosis based on your latest pictures, the pinkish grow light makes your pictures over-exposed, but it could be the very beggining of a Manganese deficiency. Since you're using soil as a medium, your pH should be within the 6.0-6.5 pH range, with a sweet spot around 6.2. Having the pH too high will make nutrient uptakes very hard, and this is especially true for Manganese which requires a slightly acidic pH (6.0~6.2). In this scenario I would increase the amount of BioGrow in the next feedings, your plants are no more babies and 1ml/L is very light, I would push to 2ml/L then 2.5ml/L after a few days if the plants are looking healthy. I would stick to a 6.2 pH range for the whole run, and trust the soil to do its job and buffer the rootzone whenever it's needed. I can also recommend to re-calibrate your pH-pen and EC-meter every 2 weeks, this will prevent any deficiency and ensure you the best quality in the end. Hope this will help, keep us up-to-date and happy growing! 👊

Hi there Thaithan, I dont really know why you think she needs saving, it's really not that bad. However you've been over feeding her so this has caused a nutrient lock out for nitrogen, that's why you're seeing N deficiency and yellowing leaves. It's not a big problem if you fix it by reducing the amount of N you give her, keep a strict wet/dry cycle and wait a week or 10 days until the plant recovers. As you know your temperatures are too high, but you can avoid issues with temperatures if the solution you're feeding the plant is between 19-21°C max, this should help the plant recover aswell. Finally I dont know if you're feeding everytime you water, but you shouldnt be : feed, plain water, plain water, feed, plain water, plain water, feed - this schedule will prevent any further problems from coming back. Hope this helps ! 🚀

Hi, your Plants have alack of Nitrogen , as you already mentioned, they had abigger need for their stretch before flower. The older issues are already adressed. Thy look droopy too. Solutions: I would chek the roots that those are ok. If roots ok, give less water. And if the Ph is ok too, then give them a moderate dosage of nitrogen until the strech is done. I would go with a mixed product like calmag.. its calcium, magnesium and nitrogen. The Desfran is apure staiva and stretches up to 3 times his size.