Sour Kush Auto 1

Because you grow in water your humidity isnt as much of a factor in veg, but when you get into mid to later flowering you want to try to get it down in the 30 to 38 range. With water underneath just like a bubble cloner humidity isnt an issue. Cheers

Lower older leaves is nothing to worry about. Your girl looks pretty happy to me. I would say 495 ppm if your using 5 scale is close to 1.0ec. To me that seems low but things look ok with your girl. Your getting near the point, when the roots engulf the fabric planter, will make you need more water so you dont leave dry spots in the root zone that creates little brown spots half way and near the top of the plant. Make sure you water to you have a lot of runoff. Cheers

What ever you need to keep the proper humidity, it will add heat to your tent if heat is an issue. If you could Mcgyver a vent with carbon filters and Mcgyver it to the intake on the dehumidifier would be a solution if your heat goes whack. Cheers friend

Hey Growmie, Looking at the photos and how you describe it, this is a Phosphorus Deficiency. It generally appears on leaves from the lower/older parts of the plant. The lower leaves may turn dark green or yellow, and start getting spots or big splotches that look brown, bronze, or even a little blue. The leaves may thicken and curl, and the affected leaves feel stiff. Sometimes the stems of the plant turn bright red or purple. The way you fix this is by giving the plant a“bloom” or “flowering” nutrient since it contains high levels of phosphorus to aid in flower production, and phosphorus from a liquid nutrient is one of the most readily available forms of phosphorus you can provide to your cannabis plants. Hopefully, I answered your question and remember and remember ..."Happy Growing" and "Free your mind one puff at a time".

I belive its just the thc mate

They will absolutely recover. They can survive little bits of drought. The leaves will recover, she might just drink faster after you water her again.

I wouldn't call it usual but it does happen as you can see.