AutoPot - Think Different & Auto Amnesia

This symptom is almost always caused by an excess of Nitrogen! Too much nitrogen causes dark green, clawing leaves and sometimes but not always burnt tips. I’d back off the nutrients and just use plain water until you see her recover a bit!

Hi there, You should only defoliate if there is a good reason.Like do some defoliation to lower down tent humidity,to make a good air flow if too bushy.Defoliate some leaves If they are damaged or shaded below the canopy.May be some lollipopping if there are too many pop corn buds underneath.Other than those, I wouldn’t do.Happy growing... ✌️

I don't think I've ever seen that much Mycelium without mulch or purposely trying to do that! I would just leave it alone and maybe put some barley mulch on top of it. Damaging it could cause more of a problem than a solution!

Hi! I think everyone missed the thing that you are growing in coco and perlite mix and not in soil. Coco is soilless media and it needs to be treated like hydro pH wise. So you need to follow the rules of hydro grow with the pH, but nothing else has to change. So the optimum pH is 5.5-6 for good nutrient uptake. You might have and pH lockout going on if you have followed soil guidelines and also I personally think that 1 Ec is actually quite low 'cos I've found that in my hydro the sweet spot seems to be ~2ec. OFC every grow setup is their own and mine does not necessarily work for you, but you could lower the pH and if that does not help, give slightly more nutes. Also coco "sucks" calcium and magnesium so you need to add those a bit more when growing in coco.

No, they should not look like that. You are either under feeding, have a nutrient lockout, or other pH related issue. You’re plants are showing some deficiencies for sure. What are your environmental conditions? If VPD is way out of line it can explain this too. So there are a number of possible causes and I don’t have nearly enough info from you to provide anything further. Good luck

Try dropping you pH to the low end of the recommended range (5.7) Looks like you’ve got an N lockout or some type of salt build up even though you said it’s not a bottom up yellowing issue. I would flush. Good luck

Flowering times and harvest time depends when the plant starts to flower. You want to give each plant a good 8 weeks flowering typically. She looks close, Will get a little more chunky but overall just gonna ripen up for a great harvest in a week or so. You should be flushing already and getting ready to harvest, but depending how heavy of a high you want you can let it go more or less. Right now Looks mostly cloudy, so you can harvest in like a week for slightly more uplifting high, or let it ripen up more and let her go for like 2 more weeks for a stronger heavier high. Analogy; Like Bananas will go from green to all yellow, (Yellow representing cloudy trichomes), then they will start to get black spots and eventually turn solid black. So people like more black dots then others. (like Amber trichomes) Ideal banana would be one with some spots but mostly yellow, right now your 'bananas' are nice pretty yellow, but would be best to let them ripen up a touch more. If that makes sense at all.