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Salut le jardinier ! On dit entre le 5 et le 7 pour commencer à palisser mais ta plante a de belles branches et a l'air de pousser correctement donc peut-être que le 4ème fera l'affaire en tout cas a ta place j'aurais essayer. Bonne chance bella ciao

Well done! LST only turns to HST, when you start to snap branches! You can continue to tie down the plant like this weekly. You will find that selectively de-leafing leaves that cover nodes, becomes a very helpful strategy to maintain even light intensity.

It's the start of something, but depends on recent behaviour and things like pH. if you can rule out ocd and other craziness and the pH is good... yeah, i'd feel safe at saying something is deficient. Can't believe i'm going to say it twice.. looks like a Ca deficiency -- they are rarely actually ca or mg def in most contexts. If you are heavy feeder, think about easing back for a second or re-evaluating your concentrations and ratios of nutes. if it's pH issues, get that in check first and easy off on nutes.. since in flower maybe not water-only in this perticular context... a TDS meter can help, but it's fairly inaccurate... if it's crazy high, that's beyond the inaccuracy in some cases. rule out hte easy stuff and increase Ca a bit if none of it tracks. Ca deficiency actually start long before you see them. you can likely stop the spread, but it may not heal much between now and the end. Also, as long as slow enough, it shouldn't cuase too much of a problem. If any concern about exactly what it is, be conservative and wait and see a bit, with a water-only irrigation or 3 for fun. change that up as you observe reaction.

Hello So you're plants don't look too bad yet, they won't ever heal fully but the unaffected leaves should stay green and look healthy. You're only a week into getting the cal-mag so you should see a slow down very soon. The only other cautions i associate with calcium is be wary of too much potassium, and be mindful of a phosphorus deficiency accompanying a calcium deficiency. If you can keep the spotty leaves at this stage where they still function and arent completely dying off, you're doing good and will reach the end no problem.

Ive come to agree lately that "less is more". So the 1 ml of bloom not a bad idea. If you have some molasses/ agave/ cane sugar laying around that can be used too safely. I did look into various bud bulking/ bud sweeteners like bud candy, honey chrome, sweet bembe....and almost all of them consisted of some mixture of a sugar, kelp extract, magnesium, various amino acids/humic acids/ fulvic acids. So if you had any of that laying around in small doses could work, but definitely at least molasses.