Sunlight & LED (BCN PP auto)

Your problem is a common problem for beginners... you swapped to your bloom nootz to early. What’s happening is called Die Back , it happens during/or/by the end of the stretch where she use a lot of Nitrogen to get twice big in just 3 weeks .... she’s sacrificing the bottom to save the top by moving her Nitrogen..... Unfortunately, adding Nitrogen is too late now, the roots won’t process it as they are concentrated on processing P and K at this stage ... My best advice for a beginner would be to not plug off any leaves if it isn’t totally dead and crispy and ready to fall... Or 1ml / l of a 100% organic 9-0-0 in a spray bottle with water @pH 7.0 to make a foliar feed before those flowers gets bigger !

Buds are coming along nicely! Overall your girl looks really healthy. I didn't see the nutrients and quantities that you use posted. That would give us some info. The PPM and pH numbers are a bit concerning. Have you done a slurry test to determine the true soil conditions? Also, check the pH of your feeding water. The numbers are a bit too low IMO. This could also be a strain issue. Some strains are very particular about their environment.

Succes met je nieuwe plantje!

Lotsa action in your grow this week! They are looking great! Keep any eye on the spots. It could be something as simple as accidentally getting your nutrients on the leaves. It could be more serious if it continues and spreads. Are the spots widespread? Are they on new or older leaves? https://www.growweedeasy.com/marijuana-symptoms-pictures

I think you can still get good quality buds but yield won’t be big. If you can be patience for next three weeks or so you can get fat potent buds. At the moment look like the buds will need to mature for two or three more weeks. Please think like you have nothing to more loose on quantity but only to salvage what you have put in. with as high quality as possible. By doing less. What I would do is to: start watering with plain water. And remove the damaged fan leaves. They won’t contribute much to the plant. And they are depressing to look at. Your girl will stretch sugar leaves to compensate. Nature will find her way. Your trouble is not over yet. It’s spring time and you need to plan for insect attack next Toitoi

How strong is your LED? And what is the light color? For my seedling, I had good result with 28 W pink LED and Day Light (6000K color) light. Distance was 20 cm at the first week and 10 cm on the 2nd week.

I just picked up some Royal Gorilla, super interested in that grow.

Nice looking bud shots! You have a great windowsill for growing herb!

She looks pretty good this week! I love those microscopic shots! I bought one of those cameras for my phone. I'm trying to get the hang of using it.

That first picture with sky behind it is beautiful! Great artistic shot. Your girl is looking choice! The first shot shows your preflowering is starting. Its a little late, but that just means better plant development. I'm glad your spots went away. My plant that needs extra Cal-Mag really soaked it up and the leaves have gotten their color back. Cal-Mag is the easiest problem to solve. You can't really OD on Cal-Mag and it helps so many other parts of the plant's nutritional uptake.

way to follow through friend. you give inspiration!

Congrats

Time to enjoy the fruits of your labour

Congrats on the chop :)

Are you feeding her additives? Some can delay the amber process.

Wow, your grow is turning out nicely. I was a little worried mid-way, but that is one impressive cola. It's amazing how resilient cannabis is. We can do all sorts of evil things, and the plants still turn out beautiful.

Trichome is a strang thing. Once it starts to change, it changes color quickly.

Love the documentation. Hang in there! Getting Closer :)

I also think it could be a strain/pheno issue. I treated all ladies equally and I have an odd pheno that looks scary similar. i'll upload pics asap. She is producing but all leaves have stayed lime green despite feeding and flushing tricks. Best of luck!!!

Try not to depress the pH. I think for soil, pH rang of 6.2-6.5 would be safe. 6.0 is very good for hydro but I think it a bit too sour to keep as constant. A good strategy would be to vary it from week to week to get full range of NPK absorption.