Massive series of problem, might be killing her

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i tried the same purple lemonade by fastbuds. As result one unhealthy plant 10cm tall. she gives my 0.9 grams dry weed. I realized something going wrong from the first week, when suddenly stop growing. Maybe bad luck, or genetics problems.

@volcanic First major issue is the lack of any Exhaust fan the hot stale air has nowhere to go putting stress onto what looks to be an already stressed plant I would halve the nutrients try to drop the humidity and hope for the best Good luck 👍

looks like you first started having issues aorund week 5, and got worse from there. did you change anything drastic that week? Can you confirm what you used for potting it up? was it a branded bag of soil? most of your dairy entries do not list anything else with your environment, RH, temps, light height, PH, EC. you want temps between 24-26c, good airflow, ph of 6.2-6.5 with biobizz and soil. RH aorund 45% in flower and your lights will have to know its model for hang height. Looks to be a multisymptomatic problem and need to try one thing at a time. I'd also let the feeding solution sit out for 24hrs before adjusting PH, BioBizz tends to trend ph downwards. Good Luck!

Well your humidity issues are just as a big an issue as the leaf color!! I saw the convo and even 60% humidy during flower is a massive prob. So it doesnt matter if you fix the leaf color prob if all the buds are rotten from grey mould (bud rot). Also during flower plants need less humidity so they transpire more (the amount of water that the plant takes in is equal to the amount of water that evaporates from the plant) In dry air the plant "sweats" more and takes in more water (and more nutes along with it) This is your issue. You had too high humidity from the start (70% in veg is way too high) and this meant your plant didnt transpire effectively so it didnt take up the nutes in the soil/water very effectively either. You can dump all the nutes on it you like but until you fix the humidity issue, the plant wont be able to even drink up the nutes. And now your so close to harvest the damage has been done, But you can save whats left from bud rot and at least perk her up a bit if you get the humidity below 50 %. It takes 4 days to a week minimum to see a change from nutes but even longer in high humidity, so based on your info- the nutes you added last week are hardly being taken in by the plant. Hope that helps.

yes she looks very hungry you may be right and answered your own question up her bloom feed and stop the root juice now 😉 hope this helps your situation stay blessed . beautiful colours on your girl BTW 💚