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Hi I was just woundering any ideas why my buds are not fatting and is it right for the pistons to be going bro win already I have the Mars eco300 I was thinking to add a SP-150 to the mix the ppm is 800 and oh is 5.6
It’s important to avoid giving too much N while plants are budding, as too much Nitrogen prevents proper bud formation and results in lower yields and airy buds. Your plant is showing a nitrogen toxicity. Many new growers accidentally give their plants give too much Nitrogen, especially in the flowering stage. This results in dark, shiny, clawing leaves. But cannabis plants need relatively low levels of Nitrogen in the second half of the flowering/budding stage. While your plants still need N (nitrogen) during flowering, too much N at this stage will prevent your plants from forming buds properly, resulting in lower yields, less potency and possibly inferior buds.
So this will be the last week on the flush she has 24hour light off now so almost an end to my 3.1 Dwc experiment it’s been a hell of a Ride she stings and is frosty to hell thanks to who every followed my Diary many more to come 👍
So I made this experiment to see how 3 plants went together in the dwc the plant grew amazing big and smelly full off thc the problem is that I left way to much on here lower what made tons of of tinny buds the quantity is very poor on buds . But have a lot of trimming and stuff for some hash I guess the quality is amazing . The sky Walker was 3 weeks with 5 leaf when I added her to the twin gg she did very well and has a nice few buds and has a lot more frost then the gorrila . Experiment over and the journey was fun
It’s important to avoid giving too much N while plants are budding, as too much Nitrogen prevents proper bud formation and results in lower yields and airy buds. Your plant is showing a nitrogen toxicity. Many new growers accidentally give their plants give too much Nitrogen, especially in the flowering stage. This results in dark, shiny, clawing leaves. But cannabis plants need relatively low levels of Nitrogen in the second half of the flowering/budding stage. While your plants still need N (nitrogen) during flowering, too much N at this stage will prevent your plants from forming buds properly, resulting in lower yields, less potency and possibly inferior buds.
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