Dutch_Headshop

<span class="link_user">@Dutch_Headshop</span>, haha thanks. I have to say i m very satisfied so far :D

<span class="link_user">@Zorro123</span>, Sorry for the late reply! Looked like nutrient burn to us. Perhaps lower the dose of nutrients.

<span class="link_user">@Thomaat</span>, thank you for that! It greatly helps the community confirming that dropping the temperatures will help turning the colors during flowering. Groetjes terug! Op naar de volgende! :)

<span class="link_user">@Zorro123</span>, if these are leaves that are located at the top, the lights may be a bit too close to the plant. But judging by the other photos, that&#039;s not the case. We agree with GrowthConsultant that you might be overfeeding. Try to lower either the amount or frequency of adding nutrients by a tenth to a fifth. Don&#039;t be too rigorous by cutting it in half or something. Steer it gently into a better condition. The rest of the plant looks healthy, albeit a bit yellow, but that might be due to the white balance of the camera. Yellow plants could indicate a desire for more water or nitrogen. Again, don&#039;t overdo it all at once.

<span class="link_user">@Zorro123</span>, chlorosis on top means, in most cases, excess of Potassium and/or Phosphorus; but the leaf shows deficiency, from where you removed that leaf? anyways, in the pre-flowering stage and at the end of it, if plant suffering from something, it shows it most at this stage, so don&#039;t try to much, just a little bit, sometimes doing a lot of thing is worse than just let it going as it was , but now I see u are giving your plant organic nutes, once in every week right?

<span class="link_user">@Dutch_Headshop</span>, Vielen Dank, Bestellung verlief reibungslos:+1::skin-tone-2:

<span class="link_user">@Dutch_Headshop</span>, really nice to read that you people from Dutch head shop care and have attention for the grow and result! Good support!