This kind of yellowing on the edges, with plants looking really healthy overall, happens when you have some (slight) damage on the roots. In my experience after transplanting.
But it's not bad at all, the 99 % of the leaves are really healthy and producing.
I would keep the feeds to a minimum, just in case, and you know, plain tap water has enough to avoid any kind of crazy jumps, and you have some buffer already so it will only keep as is, or get better.
If you happen to detect any worsening at all, it might be another issue, so just ping us again and we will happily help.
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How many weeks left? I'm hoping a few weeks in the hope she fattens up?, she has been in high temps 27-30c but brought her out to natural light and lower temps, do you think this has affected her? she is a little bit further on than week 6 aswell. Maybe week 7-8. Much appreciated
I would say she pribably has quite a bit to go still, don't let them pistils take you for a fool, she stilm has quite a way to go, probably 3 or 4 more weeks. But just to be safe ask again weekly and we will guide you for sure.
Its looking good btw, just chill out on the nutes, its not gonna make her go faster, its only gonna slow her down and make her grow less in size aswell.
Good luck growmie. We here for u.
Defoliated too much, but now the top looks as though it's finished, the lower sites are slowly budding again, shall I just leave it or cut just the top part?
@@Athos, cheers dude, yeah that will be the reason I have been going a bit crazy with taking the bigger leaves out and chopping the dead ends off, how do I get it back to flowering again?
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