Help!!! What wrong with my plants?

[Organicpufflife]

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The plants in my flower tent are showing symptoms and I don't know what it is... At first I thought it was nutrient burn but is weird because I've been giving 1/3 of the nutes.. can someone help me identify what Is wrong?

Details:
Light Cycle : 12/12
600 watt HPS
Organic grow using biobizz Nutrients and compost teas

[UndergroundFarmer]

It looks like a potassium deficiency. Try using half strength nutes or a PK booster for flower if you have any. If you have an EC or TDS meter, feed according to recommended strength for your plants' phase of growth. At early flower, I tend to feed at 1.4 EC and raise it to 1.8 by week 6 of flower.

[PeterMatanzas]

what's the pH when you water? It does look like a potassium deficiency but the potassium the plant needs *may* be in the soil but if the pH is off the plant can't absorb it. A mistake a few make is adding more nutrient when it's not needed - adding nutrient when it's already in the soil but the plant can't use it.

[Organicpufflife]

It looks like a potassium deficiency. Try using half strength nutes or a PK booster for flower if you have any. If you have an EC or TDS meter, feed according to recommended strength for your plants' phase of growth. At early flower, I tend to feed at 1.4 EC and raise it to 1.8 by week 6 of flower.

Ok I'm confused about pH.. some say you don't need to measure PH when growing organic, others say i must do it..

Some even told me the pH down can harm bacteria in soil..

I believed the " you don't need to worry about pH " thing because until now my plants were doing fine, and my mother's and clones look great and I never check the PH..

[SoOrbudgal]

I believe it's over fed allow it to rest and just give healthy water

[Organicpufflife]

I just found some weird stuff that I think are nanners..

Any body got a clue on what to do? The plant looks like it's still flowering, any chance it could be an hermaphrodite?

[UndergroundFarmer]

I'm having trouble finding any in those photos. Nanners usually start out looking like a little green pepper sticking out from the bud just before it turns yellow just before it opens and releases pollen. It usually happens when the buds are left to ripen too long or for genetic reasons. I caught one on my GSC last week but didn't get a photo. She wasn't really ready to finish. I think GSC is just one of those you have to watch closely like a lot of hybrids.

Also, they are looking much better!