Should I just let her do her thing now or should I do something? Banana Purple Punch RF3 Auto

RRuffin
RRuffinstarted grow question 7mo ago
I checked my water values in the city last time. My water is pretty hard, which is why I had a nutrient burn before. Right now, my plant looks like this in week 10. Should I do anything else? Maybe more info will come in my diary.
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Week 10
Buds. Not fattening
Leaves. Tips · Burnt
Leaves. Tips · Die
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TerpToad
TerpToadanswered grow question 7mo ago
First of all, congrats on the grow, it looks nice and the BP RF3 Auto can definitely do a lot! I would say you're on track for a successful harvest and you can mostly make things worse rather than better at this point. I would just give her water and ride out any potential deficiencies. Of course, it's important to take the right precautions for the next grow to avoid repeating the mistake. At the beginning, I often tried to correct every deficiency or environmental influence right away, and usually ended up overcompensating or putting the plant under new stress. Now I force myself to make more long-term changes and the grows are looking better and better. In that sense, enjoy it for now and put your energy into fine-tuning for the next round!
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Mrs_Larimar
Mrs_Larimaranswered grow question 7mo ago
Well,Just Like my other collegues Said Hard water makes No nutrient burn And in this Stage of the its to laze to do anything. Less is more in growing. Learnih to ready the plant the way There are Lots of helping Websites Like www.growweedeasy. com. Or here the blog Or... Or.. Just Go on and Happy Trails
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00110001001001111O
00110001001001111Oanswered grow question 7mo ago
hard water does not cause nutrient burn. I have hard water. When you get near 300-500ppm and higher you may need to consider filtering of some sort. Maybe one of those cheap inline hose attachments for RVs / gardening can work? That drops it 50%? it's not a real thorough process. RO will obviously bring it down to 0-5 ppm range. looks like you got more than one thing going on. Would need to see how it progressed to better diagnose. The red is likely colder temps and/or genetics (autumn colors). maybe low k? if it paled bottom-up on plant, add some N too. If the canopy is falling apart too fast, definitely try 'something' ... if it's slow-moving and should survive until harvest, that's less of a concern. LEaves power everything - even the stuff you cannot see. If they are all dead, not much is happening.
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Organoman
Organomananswered grow question 7mo ago
Nothing you do now will change anything before she is ready for harvest. Had you asked this question 3-4 weeks ago, there would have been a chance for improvement.
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DrGruen
DrGruenanswered grow question 7mo ago
Hi...... I wouldn't do anything else anymore ..... I would just give her water and let her ripen a bit longer. I checked out the trichomes in your diary and I think she should be ready in about a week. The lady looks great 👍😎 For the next grow, I would adjust the pH level of the water 😉 Good luck!
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JUNGLE_B4RNS
JUNGLE_B4RNSanswered grow question 7mo ago
Not much to do , but still keep an eye on it by pulling the sugar leaves from the buds to make sure they stay firm attached to the buds. If the sugar leaves plugs off easily check for any signs of rottenness.
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The_Wanderer
The_Wandereranswered grow question 7mo ago
The pH level is rising despite the correct use of the Biobizz pH down, because the substrate isn't buffering enough. If you want to mix a living soil that buffers automatically, even with hard tap water, send me a message and I'll send you a recipe. Let it mature for now and enjoy the upcoming harvest. The next grow can be even better. 👍
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Xipsiomega1
Xipsiomega1answered grow question 7mo ago
Just water and she will be ok! Beautiful lady! Good luck!
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Green_Claws
Green_Clawsanswered grow question 7mo ago
She's sound leave her be. Nice grow
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