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Nute Deficiency or just natural flowering process?

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MittenMan

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Greetings!
This is my first grow, and the learning curve has been steep but also enjoyable.
I am diligently ready and studying everything I can get hold of, but in the end the experience of others who have the knowledge is far better.
I have 5 Durban Poison (fem) plants that are ending week 7 of flowering.
It’s a hydro grow.
I have been keeping the conditions and grow environment as close to ideal as I can, but I’ve struggled with ‘reading‘ the plants in terms of nute levels.
I’m thinking I have a deficiency here, but I don’t know.
I have a jewelers lens and all trichomes are still glassy and clear so harvest can’t be soon?
thanks for any tips or advice, I’m happy to have joined GWE community.
 

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Looks like it👍🏻
Could it maybe also be hermie? Why the hairs is maturing so fast. ? Hard to see when you zoom in on it.
 
Burn would make sense too, I’ve kinda lost the handle on what they need nutrient-wise the past week
The plants on right of pic are behind in terms of flowering development from Early Girl (large plant on left of main pic) I topped E.G. as an experiment, and not the other 4 girls.
I’ll do another deep inspection when the light comes on in couple hours, but I don’t think there’s rot.
But like I said, I am a total beginner, and loving this process.
The smell is very strong too.
Would a total clean (nute free) water flush be a good move?
 
FYI, you were right about Early Girl being a hermie. I’m impressed you figured that out just from that pic. I can just see a few bananas trying to emerge, and I’ll pluck them when needed, but at this point I’m harvesting E.G. after one week of flushing, and she/he appears to still have quite a bit of usable bud.
I’ve learned a lot on this first grow journey.
 
Normally on other forums I would say; Told you that mr 😏
But here we keep it simple : so I’m happy I could give that suggestion for you and you found out what to expect🙏🏻
 
Just question yourself about what maybe made the stress, that triggered them into a hermie.
When you read nebulas article- nanners are more unstable and often a stress moment you made.
While the pollen sacs is maybe more genetically
 
Totally agreed. I’m just glad you found the problem 👍🏻
This is why every grow it’s now wasted experience:) My guts just maybe me think about the hermie thing.
No grow is wasted time :)
 
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