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Is it going right
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OzBud
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So you're growing in soil. Super soil or just normal shop soil? Do you know the brand?
Your tap water, do you know the pH of it/are you checking pH before watering?
600w bulb. HPS or MH?
where are you growing? Tent/cupboard/room/basement? Just saw your post about having a 2x1m tent
What are the temps and RH in your grow space?
How long since you started giving it 12/12?
Your tap water, do you know the pH of it/are you checking pH before watering?
600w bulb. HPS or MH?
where are you growing? Tent/cupboard/room/basement? Just saw your post about having a 2x1m tent
What are the temps and RH in your grow space?
How long since you started giving it 12/12?
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Beach_Town_Brit
New member
First off, congratulations you've got some bud there 
My guess would be that the plant is both over watered and under fed.
I'd let your soil dry out until you can stick your top knuckle into it and not feel any moisture. Then water through until it drains out the bottom with some nutrient enriched water (Dyna Bloom is cheap, maybe add some CalMag too).
As others have mentioned you really need to check your water's Ph level, its acidity/alkalinity. One cheap way to check Ph is Ph strips from Amazon (100 strips for $5) but there are many ways to do it. There's even a thread on here somewhere that tells you how to do it using a red cabbage
Know that in flowering the plants get kinda delicate and persnickety. Make any changes slowly and give the plant a chance to tell you whether the change you made is working before you try another tactic.
My guess would be that the plant is both over watered and under fed.
I'd let your soil dry out until you can stick your top knuckle into it and not feel any moisture. Then water through until it drains out the bottom with some nutrient enriched water (Dyna Bloom is cheap, maybe add some CalMag too).
As others have mentioned you really need to check your water's Ph level, its acidity/alkalinity. One cheap way to check Ph is Ph strips from Amazon (100 strips for $5) but there are many ways to do it. There's even a thread on here somewhere that tells you how to do it using a red cabbage
Know that in flowering the plants get kinda delicate and persnickety. Make any changes slowly and give the plant a chance to tell you whether the change you made is working before you try another tactic.
OzBud
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Ok so... like BTB said the plant is over-watered, let it dry out a bit between watering.
The soil may not have had much, if any nutrients in it to begin with depending on the brand. Is it all soil in the pot or is there perlite mixed in to help with drainage? What is the soil like texture wise? Are you able to take a picture of the soil in the pot for us so we can see how it looks? Not much nutrients in the soil to begin with is made even worse by over watering, anything in there gets washed out, especially if you water until runoff each day.
Your plant is likely starving and needs food. A flowering nutrient feed now. You also really need to have a way to check water pH, even if you give it nutrients it needs to be in the right pH for your plant to be able to use it all properly.
The soil may not have had much, if any nutrients in it to begin with depending on the brand. Is it all soil in the pot or is there perlite mixed in to help with drainage? What is the soil like texture wise? Are you able to take a picture of the soil in the pot for us so we can see how it looks? Not much nutrients in the soil to begin with is made even worse by over watering, anything in there gets washed out, especially if you water until runoff each day.
Your plant is likely starving and needs food. A flowering nutrient feed now. You also really need to have a way to check water pH, even if you give it nutrients it needs to be in the right pH for your plant to be able to use it all properly.
