FastBuds - FFT#5

@Wicked_Stix, ya...i'm counting myself lucky to at least be bringing in 4 decent plants from that Spring outdoor run, and I'm pretty certain that I'll end up firing the closet back up again to properly finish some of the ones I'm running outdoors now...try as I might, I can't be the kind of "scarecrow" I'd need to be to ensure success in the summer...

@BudXs, Ya, mine started off great and was easy to train, but the hoppers really liked her and my #6 seed plant...probably 80% of the hopper damage done was to those two plants.

@Silverback_Guerilla, thank you so much 🙏🙏🙏 It is my Orange Juice 2. This time I did’t use a basket. And she isn’t taking nutes. You are absolutely right. Hope she survive until this week end when I have time to work in her. Thank you. Appreciate the help.

@Med_in_Tropic,I'm not sure with your plant...but in some of my photos, the sun is almost setting or is just rising, or it is just very shady at the time, so you see the LED light colors...(3000k) If the plant you speak of is R-Kiem plant 2 (just starting flower)..I think the pale color is just much new growth as she begins to stretch. If you think you overfertilized her, you definitely don't want too much N in the soil when you flower. If you just had much rain, the soil should be flushed a little bit, but I would still not feed for a few days, and maybe even flush them with a few gallons to be sure you are starting again at "zero." If you have liquid kelp and/or fish emulsion and a little molasses and fulvic acid, you can spray your leaves (tops and bottoms) every day for a few days to be sure they have gentle forms of Nitrogen and carbohydrates available if they need it. Oh...wait...I think you mean the Orange Juice plant 2...yes, she is having problems for sure. Because your other one is looking very good and they have same feed and conditions, I think she is having root problems. Maybe anaerobic conditions from all the rain. If you can, transplant her ASAP into a slightly bigger pot and maybe use a lighter mix (more perlite) to fill the pot up the rest of the way. You will smell "bad water" from her roots if that is the problem. After you flush her, let her dry out completely and then water with some humic acid, beneficial bacteria and mycorrhizal fungus to make her roots happy again.