Critical plus

Ahaha, these stupid ppl keep talking about autumn or genetics, when it actually just P deficiency 🤣

Looking great! 👍🌱What you’re seeing is a perfectly healthy 'Autumn Fade.' At Day 70, it’s completely normal for the plant to start showing these purple and dark violet hues as it nears maturity.🙏 ​As long as the buds themselves look healthy and the discoloration is mostly on the upper fan leaves, everything is well within the green zone. This shift is often triggered by the plant’s genetics and slightly cooler 'lights-off' temperatures❄️. It’s actually a sign that you’re entering the home stretch—keep an eye on those trichomes! Happy growing!🌝

Looking really good, especially for day 70. Nice structure and solid bud development. Those purple/dark tones you’re seeing are completely normal at this stage. It’s often just genetics combined with slightly cooler temperatures towards the end of flower. Nothing to worry about at all, actually a good sign that you’re getting close. (take a snitch in my diaries my last flowers turn black ;-) Just keep your environment stable now. Avoid big changes, keep humidity in check and airflow strong so those dense buds stay safe. I wouldn’t push nutrients any harder at this point. If anything, you’re entering the phase where you just let the plant finish naturally. You’re very close to harvest. Keep an eye on the trichomes and go for your preferred ratio. Looks like it’s going to be a really nice result. I wish you a lot of fun with your flowers and harvest 🙏😊

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Hey. Wow, I love it, it's stunning. I'm going to answer your question. At this stage of flowering (Day 70), it's completely normal and even a very good sign. Anthocyanins: With the drop in temperatures (especially at night) or simply with genetic maturity, the plant reduces its chlorophyll (green) production to make way for anthocyanins (purple pigments). Senescence: It's autumn for your plant. It's mobilizing its last strengths and nutrients towards the flowers, which changes the color of the "nourishing" leaves. 2. Problem? Not at all. This is not a deficiency. If it were a phosphorus deficiency, the stems would be very red and the leaves would have dark, dry spots. Here, it's a clean and uniform gradient that often starts from the edges or the top. It's pure "bag appeal" (it's going to make your buds look amazing once dried). 3. What it tells you about the harvest Critical Plus usually finishes around 60-70 days of flowering (depending on the phenotype). The signal: This coloration confirms that the plant is nearing the end of its life cycle. It won't grow much more, it's fine-tuning its resin and terpenes. Flushing: If you're in soil and using fertilizers, make sure you're well into the flushing phase with clear water so that these colors intensify and the taste is as pure as possible. My opinion: Don't change anything about your parameters. Enjoy the visuals, keep your humidity nice and low (below 45-50% to avoid mold in those big dense buds), and get ready, the big day is approaching fast! I wish you all the best, and it's still super beautiful. Have a great weekend!

Good question.