beginnergrower

@beginnergrower, no worries bro, it's a strain i enjoyed myself and got a golden trophy for so I'm always trying to help folks with this strain... she's gonna start smelling fantastic in a few weeks you'll see👌

@beginnergrower, i was checking in on you : great update + analysis on what's happened - i think you got it bro 👌

thanks again bro. You pinned the tail on the donkey. simple overwatering causing lockout. preciate the advice as always. hope shes not too messed up from this week.

Hey @beginnergrower , soiless you want to a minimum PH of 5.8 and to keep it between that and 6.2 so that the range of nutrients can be absorbed, but that's only half the problem i can spot. the gorilla glue is an "XXL" style auto which mean a slightly longer veg and a longer flower period... it also means higher yields though. what i'm saying is that your gorilla is not at all slow for a gorilla, most flower end of the fifth week - i know mine did. Yours is showing pre flower already so that s a good sign. I can see that the second problem you have is a slight over watering - why? because i guess you're watering all your plants at the same time , but the gorilla is a "low maintenance" strain which means you don t really need to water it as much as other strains. if you keep a stricter wet dry cycle you'll see it will perk up and stop drooping pretty quickly. hope this helps bro ! that's it ! 🚀

yeah she was looking way droopy there cuz i fed heavy right before the pic. it perked up 15 mins later. but shes looking better today. less yellow. and 5.6 was the runoff ph due to a sulfer deficiency. after I upped her feed her leaves looked way more green today. will start feeding at 6.0 from here out tho I think to avoid this type of lockout again. thanks for the tips and advice bro. always appreciated.

good luck. got some six shooter in my garden as well at about the same stage of life. I'll follow along.

awesome strain name. lol I'm following. she looks great.