There is NO nitrogen, it’s from a hermied plant the seeds

Schafe1001
Schafe1001started grow question 8d ago
There’s ZERO nitrogen in my general hydroponics bloom solution. The shade of green on the leaves is merely the camera and it is perfectly normal to feed off the shade leaves during flowering, particularly at the end which this plant according to the calendar is. Autos ?!?
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Still_Smoq
Still_Smoqanswered grow question 8d ago
Growing in DWC I’d recommend that you not use the very small plant starters designed for Aero Garden. Use RapidRooters instead. Your plants and roots will thrive much better. A PH of 5.8 is perfect in DWC, but there is usually a drift during the day you have to account for, so shoot between 5.8 and 6.2. Going outside that range for a length of time will start causing damage to the roots and plant. Growing bag seed, especially a hermie, well you get what you sow. Probably another hermie, at least with the tendency of one. Growing good weed starts with known good genetics. It takes too long to grow and hope for a good outcome. Grow and know what you’re getting. Buy good seeds, or get them from a good source. If you’re using only the bloom solution of the trio General Hydroponics, your plants are not receiving any macro nutrients. It still needs some nitrogen to grow, not as much. GH are great, I use them, and also grow DWC.
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Green_Claws
Green_Clawsanswered grow question 8d ago
Ph below 5.8 blocking calcium and serious nitrogen OD during veg
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Organoman
Organomananswered grow question 8d ago
This plant is showing classical symptoms of long term over feeding with nitrogen during veg. Even if your bloom formula has zero nitrogen, stored nitrogen in the plant can still affect growth long after nitrogen is stopped. Leafy buds from selfed hermie plants due to inbreeding and recessive genes can also affect outcomes. Growing plants from seeds from hermied plants should never be done due to genetic instability in hermied seeds.
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