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Oh, I see. That's the blend, rather than the ratio. [Situation 1] 1ml/L of "Organic Bloom Liquid": 20ppm N, 30ppm P, 40ppm of K 3ml/L of "More PK": 120ppm N, 210ppm P, 300ppm K -- Total: 140ppm N, 240ppm P, 340ppm K -- [Situation 2] 1ml/L of "Organic Grow Liquid": 40ppm N, 20ppm P, 60ppm of K 3ml/L of "More PK": 120ppm N, 210ppm P, 300ppm K -- Total: 160ppm N, 230ppm P, 360ppm K -- Here is an odd suggestion, but given what you have... 2.34ml/L of "Organic Bloom Liquid": 46.8ppm N, 70.2ppm P, 93.6ppm K 2.34ml/L of "Organic Grow Liquid": 93.6ppm N, 46.8ppm P, 140ppm L -- Total: 140.4ppm N, 117ppm P, 234ppm K-- ... the P and K are still a tiny bit excessive, but everything is almost correct and retains the assumed N target of 140.

@shemshemet The ratio of 1:3:3 basically started at flowering stage so I cutoff on N so I was doing 1ml N and 3ml of P K per 1L of water Only fed when when runoff was around 1EC if was around 1.3-1.4 it was water only day

Unlikely many will register at another website and read 36 pages of sparse detail. Quick guess: 1-3-3 is a problematic nutrient element ratio (NER), and might explain what we're seeing. Using 1-3-3, in order to achieve a target of... [1] 150ppm of Nitrogen , you'd be overdosing them with 450ppm of Potassium. [2] 210ppm of Potassium, you'd be significantly underfeeding them with 70ppm of Nitrogen. Best course of action is to calculate in detail whats actually going on, and go from there, as it will become clear at that point what to do. Might be able to help if you DM.

No one can see that diary

@GrowingGrannie I have diary of you interested: https://www.thctalk.com/cannabis-forum/showthread.php?t=194196 She was fed - > calmag silica - > water - >fed Feed was grow bloom more PK from greenbuzznutrients in 1:3:3 ratio to ec 1.2-1.3 calmag was used to ec 0.3-0.4 + silica ph of water 6.6-6.8 so can't see what went wrong and when

If you want us to figure out what's gone wrong the last couple of weeks, how are we supposed to do that without a diary? This looks like a severe potassium and, probably, phosphorus deficiency .... and at this point in the grow it's unlikely it's going to be fixed. Let her ride it out and harvest her. Next grow, start a diary so that when problems hit or you have questions, we'll be in a better position to try to help - 'cause we WANT to help, we just need information in order to do so. Good luck....