Kambi

@QualityOrganics1, Sorry to hear that n glad you've had a solution that worked! I think mine having a few problems not just one ;c so I'll just wait for someone to help me xD deficiency charts confuse me

@bobo420, thanks 😄

@Quexos, Thank you! Added a few pics, hope that will be enough to tell :x I don't think I was over feeding tbh, I was usining half less then the packaging tells you to and I can literally count the times I've fed them on one hand so it might be quiet the opposite. After googling for a few days I think it might be N and/or Mg deficiency 😟

mine was doing the exact same thing last week! there starting to recover now. I added the cal mag I finally got along with a little Epsom salt and it seem to be what help it. I'm still not sure what it was but looked just like that. on this plant symptom chart it looked like a cal mag def but still till now im not sure because I tried several different thing from lighting to thinking maybe even root rot with mine. Hope you find the answer tho! that be cool for next time we see this, It really affected my growth :/

Coming along nicely, they are starting to put on some nice weight ;)

They are looking really nice this week! Include a few photos of the yellowing leaves. That will give other growers the chance to help out. It could be a reaction to the increase in nutes. If you are over feeding then you will start to see other problems. New growth will be effected as well.

@growdoctordc, @QualityOrganics1, My GC plant isn't that dense and keeps on stretching a bit still as well as the others are still in early transitioning, so hopefully they will stretch a bit more so I can LST them a little wider. I wouldn't want to disturb them since they're auto, as well as removing big fan leaves that work on photosynthes and store nutrients the most. I'm thinking it's just going to force the plant growing bigger fan leaves in other places instead of working on buds. But then again if fan leaves going to get bigger near the buds, they going to distribute energy from photosynthesis to the nearest growth the most, so ... it's really controversial and I'm just too green in this department to risk it on my first ever grow 😅. I think it really depends on the plant structure whether to defoliate or not, I personally don't see any need in additional stress for my girls at this stage. Nothing is too dense on the fan leaves and light gets through to every shot and leaf just fine. If anything I can always tuck fan leaves in, if the light isn't getting through, or remove a few leaves on the very bottom that don't get any light in future.

@Experimentgreen, I've mixed some for them yesterday they responding well just overnight, thanks!

thanks bro that just answered a question I've wondered for a long time. when I was younger I'd defoilte heavily on the bottom and top thinking wrongly, I then started just taking off too big of fan leaves and only slightly on top to allow the larger leaves on the base and middle of the cola and things went crazy but for the better. I always asked myself why it was better that way. I still got alot to learn but hey even the wisest person can gain wisdom right?

@QualityOrganics1 wrote - “ if you'd like to start taking off a 1:3 leaf ratio on your colas , it'll provide extra light to increase yields and densen Budds” Sir, thank you for touching specifically upon this nearly mythical topic, which deserves more research! I believe partial defoliation encourages bud growth, not because of more light to the flowers, but because flowers sense when there is room to grow, and when they are surrounded by dense foliage. The flowers themselves are not capable of photosynthesis, and do not benefit from direct light, except for the comparatively small surface area of the sugar leaves stacked among them. Big fan leaves are still the ovens that bake the bread that feed the flowers - never forget that! The under canopy should be trimmed of downward facing fan leaves and heavy growth. Upper branches should be trimmed partially, or 1:3 as CaliWill suggests, to not crowd potential bud sites. Looking great! Nice work so far.

wow those are looking amazing! hey if you'd like to start taking off a 1:3 leaf ratio on your colas , it'll provide extra light to increase yields and densen Budds. Great first grow! I was 11 when I attempted my first. and it's amazing how much things have improved in genetics followed by tactics! Have a great harvest when your babies are ready!!!

First grows are exciting, but scary! Liked and followed! Great canopy you've got, should be very happy with your yield! Let us know if you have any other questions =)

Your plants look amazing! I'm guessing the slow growth from the beginning has resolved itself, tremendously! Those are some beautiful ladies. I think most nute companies recommend using your grow and flower nutes together for a little while and then eliminate the grow and just be with flowering nutes.

@Kambi, My girl ended up being at two different levels because I stopped doing LST after I saw pre-flowering. Now I wish I would've spread the canopy out a bit more. She could've handled the stress I'm sure. Whereas a few of these strains are dainty, most will take anything you throw at them.

Beautiful plants, looking green and healthy, good work on the training ;)

@Quexos, yeah they took it pretty good haha now I’m thinking if I should play with the one that’s in a transition , because it’s kinda uneven on the height on each side but I’m too spooked