Auto blue dream insights plz

Hello @Kosta_boy16 After scrolling through your diary, you indeed gave them too much nutes which has caused most likely lockouts and stunting. BUT what a real come back youve made from week 5, sad looking droopy plant. You brought it back. Now youve got multiple possible colas and pretty even canopy. And overally OK healthy looking plant. Be proud of what you got, youve lost like 2-3 weeks from whole life cycle. And you don’t have to wait for a week before upping your nutes. By looking your plant it is pretty easy to say that you could up your N to 100-150ppm, K to 200-300ppm (your new shoots and stems looking flimsy) Ca & Mg double the amount how much you giving them right now. You don’t really need up your P (phosphorus) values untill flowers has actually formed. And ofc you need your environment aka VPD to be on point for best transpiration. Keep your pH between 5.9-6.3 (pre/flower phases prefer more 6 than 5.8pH)

Hello Kosta_ boy16 you 're right to stop nutes for the moment. Yes some strains doesn't need much nutrient and yours is in this category. So give her half dose of nutrients. Then when it will grows more you can increase the dose gradually. Keep doing your great job. Good luck. Bye

Hi there I find most strains that have purple/blue in them are generally lite feeders. Just back off on nutes a little.

Hey there Kosta, so basically with blue dream , it's a "low maintenance plant" , so it's quite sensitive to nutrients . Everything is perfect except that you got a bit of nutrient burn, but it's not a big problem. Just reduce the feed by some 20ml/L it will be totally fine. There is a technique to find the perfect balance of nutrients, so you start at half and gradually increase until you see the very first signs of burn then reduce it by one increment. Maybe next time, for you. For now, everything should be okay , you can probably expect flowering time to start in 10 days or something, that's because the vegetative stage sometimes takes longer with vegetation nutrients, and when you switch nutrients it will trigger flowering . That's a good thing, you can compensate the small stress of overfeeding by vegetating a bit longer. Hope this helps ! 🚀