DWC Led Fastberry - First time

She's developing a root system right now. As long as the leaves are growing, she's fine, no worries.

Well, pH will increase as temperature decreases, but that seems like a big jump. Your feed hasn't become more alkaline though (if it's caused by temps), the neutral point on the scale moves along with temperature as well. That is to say 8 might be the new 7. More likely scenario is you must recalibrate your meter. Or when you originally measured it, your reservoir wasn't thoroughly mixed enough. I'd get it down to about 6.0 or so and keep monitoring.

Not sure, i paid 44€ for my ph pen, i know there are a couple for 10/15€ but i would assume that a 3k€ car to not be as safe as a 22k€ car whenever they crash. I can't know about those from experience but if you calibrate and they still give out different readings of the same solution- 1° there may be different density nutrients mixed into the water and as u split it into 2 cups one gets more of the less denser liquid and vice versa. 2° the ph meters may just not be reliablr, but you can use those as if it was a wife and a mistress, each with an opinion but both probably wrong. 3° you can not really care about 0.5 of a missreading because if you feed at a value where both of those read the same liquid as a value inbetween 6 and 6.5 then you are more likely for the value to actually be in that range. Stay lit and grow good shit growmie.

Looks perfect! You won't get a good answer about counting days. But the best way is as follows: DAY 1 VEG: when the seed breaks the surface of your medium DAY 1 PREFLOWER: when the plant begins its stretch DAY 1 BLOOM: when the stretch ends, this is when you want to begin bloom nutes For purposes of this site, I consider preflower a part of veg. This is because it's hard to tell when preflower has begun until the second or third day and also it's still on veg nutes. I consider flowering to be when it's ready for bloom nutes, which makes things fit together nicely.

I don't see any kind of deficiency. Auto hit a growth spurt and 3-4 weeks. So if you have corrected your feed amount you are looking good. Happy growing.

She's really healthy and on the 3rd week, I would totally do LST at this stage! Keep on the great care! Happy smokes!

Give it until week 6. If nothing by then, consider switching to 12/12. That bean may have lost the auto gene somewhere along the way. It happens.

Congrats! You got a female plant. You can start flowering nutrients next week. Start at a low % and slowly increase until reaching 100% nutrients. Happy harvest!!!

It's your tap water.. Read your local water report.. Find out how much Calcium you have in your water.. If your at 150 ppm from the tap... It's probably got a lot of Calcium in it to begin with.. This is caused by calcium excess and can slow down your growth.. Ph problems display up top. Fluctuations aren't bad anything too low or too high will cause visible damage.. But if your checking daily...

Have you been Flushing the system out and adding fresh water every couple weeks? Also try hydroguard by botanicare. Should make those roots a nice pretty white.

i would wait a week, then start your flush, give her a 2 week flush if you can. she looks really nice, you did a wonderful job on her, happy soon to be harvest

So if you have no amber, then you definitely have at least 2 weeks to go, 3 weeks would be my guess. Good news is she should still pack on a really good amount of weight between now and then. In the last 3 weeks, the first 2 are the most productive for flower swelling. The last week is mostly ripening. You might not notice much for size difference, but she will definitely be adding density. I would say 50-80g depending on bud density.

hi i would say looking at the pictures you got maybe 2 weeks left if that so lets say 10 days, on the 8th day do a flush, it will take a 24 hr flush in dwc. so i hope this helps, she is looking great and yeah i agree with trying to take pictures that way big pain

I can't really tell from the pics, but the calyx structure and bud looks done. The trichomes from what I can see are nice and milky. A lot of times amber trichomes will come in during the curing process as the plant continues to mature as the cannabinoids isomerize. If you have an Iphone, you can get a decent trichome shot by getting it focus as close as you can without zoom, and then zooming in. If it were me personally, I'd give it another week, checking trichomes the entire time.

Google leaf septoria. It's a fungal infection on the leaves that spreads.. you just need to be proactive and remove the leaves before it spreads to other leaves.. if you can.. clean your tent with some bleach. I wouldn't it use the leaves for anything sadly... In my findings this is the most overlooked issue and is actually more common than overfeeding. If you go outside look at leaves in every tree.. you won't find one without it