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Flower?

Looks good,
you didn't really spray your buds did you? You dont wanna smoke any chemicals or nutrients dont spray anything on buds. Regardless if they are just starting out or near harvest, if going ti be smoked or consumed gotta watch what we put on them. Epsom salt may not harm us I really wouldnt wanna be smoking buds laced with it. Again beautiful plants bud. I wouldnt be too concerned with that bottom fan fading, unless it had spread and started going through other leaves.
 
Thank you for checking out my pictures. There are three rectangular vents with screens that can't be seen anymore. Two 6x8" and one 6x14". The round pass thru ports are all tied closed because cats.
 
OMG. Well, not intentionally but I did nothing to shield them either. Thank you thank you. Now please excuse me I have to go find a red pen to mark up my grow log. Should I rinse and make the buds even wetter or just stop spraying? Thanks again!
 
Nah I wouldnt take it to that extreme yet, they should be good just noticed you spraying buds. Just something to be careful of.
 
Middle of week 7. I'm starting to see ?flower petals? emerging inside the pistils.
 

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Good stuff and bad stuff is starting to happen. Trichomes are starting to fill up. I think I have a combo of bound roots and that initial NPK added at the start of grow is depleted. It's supposed to last a month; now it's been 45 days. Water drains too quickly and output pH is 6.8 same as input. I'm watering every two days now. I added some more Gaia Green Power Bloom and thinking a nitrogen boost next watering too. I suppose repotting is off the table at this point. Have fingers crossed the the top parts stay healthy.
 

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Only look at calyx/bud trichomes sugar leaf trichomes amber sooner and are misleading. Looks like phosphorus or potassium deficiency not nitrogen, nitrogen is used mainly for growth, since plants stop growing upwards during flower nitrogen isn't used as much. Your plants are already dark enough meaning enough nitrogen. I'd also remove a bunch of that lower growth next grow if it doesn't receive direct light it wont be any good.
 
Lesson we learn as we grow an make mistakes. Yep too late to transplant and i would remove the largests of fan leaf allow for more airflow under them.
 
GroBuddy Thanks! The trichome pictures are just because I've never seen a living marijuana plant before and everything is something new to me. I noticed the sugar leaves had a little shine a few days ago but I am barely seeing the growth inside the pistols. No trichomes to picture there yet.

No pruning until next grow? I guess my new micro Fiskars are going to have to wait for bud trimming to get their teeth wet. I have a list of things to do better next grow. From what I've seen of this grow I have a very narrow window for shaping one of these plants somewhere during the third week. On the other hand, I snapped two fan leaves while bending them under three days ago and haven't noticed a reaction yet.

Okay. The Power Bloom 2-8-4 is supposed to be good for a month. But I'm still concerned with the run off.
 
You can take anything at anytime. Just more ideal to have them prepared. So everything's even getting equal amounts of light. In turn maturing closer together for a more equal harvest.

Understandable about everything being knew and exciting

If the power bloom is dry it'll read high since it's a multitude of slow release nutrients
 
Things are getting juicy. Yesterday I strained to find trichomes, today they are everywhere.
 

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The middle plant which is in the smallest pot is not happy. I gave all three a big dose of P yesterday and the parts that are green look better. I've included a picture of it's top cola and the top of the plant on the right. The tall one on the right has some leaf issues but I don't feel it's bad enough to panic over. The shortest plant on the right is the leafiest. It's center flower is finally starting to poke up. (No close-up.) That's better than it was. I'm putting an order together for some stuff including some cal-mag.
 

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Last rights. Looks so much worse in first-person. Last watering was 6.8 pH in and 6.5 out. I'm going to lower that for next watering. This is in the smallest of the pots, I have not tried to look at the roots. I've got some cal-mag waiting for delivery. I'm don't think that the Gaia Power Bloom + epsom salts is doing the trick.
 

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Finishing up week 8. I think they are going to live! I've done two watering with pH 6.2 water with zero nutes and then a third watering with TM-7 micro nutes. The dead stuff won't come back to life but the plants otherwise feel supple and soft. I know the yellow won't come back but how about the pale green?
 

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Why do you keep lowering ph during flower? Phosphorus is used during flower below 6.5 removes alot of phosphorus's availability. You're good in flower up to about 7.5
 

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