letmegrowinpeace

Looking really good for your first grow congratulations and a happy growing :v::sunglasses:

@BusyBeeFarmer, Thank you! Any help is appreciated. I dont use calmag because my tap water is very hard.

@letmegrowinpeace, I wasn't asked, but from my experience, you don't need as much phosphorus in week 3 of flowering. However, I don't see signs of overfeeding yet. The few pistils and the discoloration on the middle leaves along with burnt tips make me think of a magnesium deficiency. I need to add Cal-Mag in preventive amounts, otherwise, I also get deficiencies. Everything looks good so far; best of luck with your grow!

@oldskoolkool, Will try with full strength. Thank you!

The tips can yellow from lack of nutrition so give them the full strength.They need it now more than ever. I see the massive variation of the dilution rates 1-4ml.Give it 4ml.Its much harder to over do it with organics. Its completely different to synthetic. The microbes feed the plant the organics but the synthetic goes in directly which is why its much easier to burn. If the plants getting too much N then the plant will repel the Nitrogen fixing bacteria.The microbes feed on each other,there's 1000s of different types as well as the plant feeding them.BioBizz Top Max is what you need. Or better still General Hydroponics Humic which is better value. The nutrients will become much more available,I think its charges them. Its probably the No1 recommended adative for organics.

They will use more P and K,phosphorus and potassium during the first 2wks and 3wks before harvest.They need the P for energy and the K to build cells.

@oldskoolkool, I have been using the BioBizz line at half strength. Seems like I am having some deficiencies but I also see beginnings of burnt tips. Any help is appreciated :smiley:

@oldskoolkool, Thank you for your feedback. I removed a few leaves which were touching the soil. Apart from that Ive left it pretty much to its own means

Thanks guys! I will keep an eye on the seedling

@resi_max, Thank you!

Good luck and happy growing! :grin: