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CORRECTION!
I just checked my notes.
A tablespoon per gallon may be too much at this stage.
Try a teaspoons/gallon for starters and you can always up it a little as the grow advances.
 
Try a teaspoon/gal for starters, not a tablespoon. I often fick that up.
Temps and humidity (RH a tad low for this stage but not a problem) are good but you will need to progressively bring the temps down as flowering progresses to 70-72⁰F in late flower and you will find if you are using a dehumidifier it will be working much harder in late flower and will push temps up. I lost control of temps here in late flower because of that. 75⁰F and 42%RH and my plants were a tad stressed and not as healthy as I wanted so ended up harvesting about 2 weeks prior to ideal. I've got an AC 3 times the size for my next grow I will drop in if it happens again. I had big buds.
 
I also noticed some of the leaves tips are browning and curling up. What is causing this? Same as above…low magnesium and low nitrogen? I added Epsom salt this morning but no added nitrogen yet. I wanna try one thing at a time. Thoughts?
 

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I noticed that.

Not sure what is causing that. I get that on my sativas also from time to time. It may be related to the slight magnesium deficiency or it may be burn from another nute that is present in excessive amounts. It might just be a trait of some sativas....

I haven't researched it as it never seems to progress much further than what you're seeing.
 
Bluey thanks! I'll keep an eye in her. We'll see if the epsom salt helps. Should I keep adding the epsom salt with each feed? I'll also add some grow nuts wot the bloom nuts.
 
Tacoing signifies too much light. Reduce the intensity of your light 50% while you nurse her back to health. Tip and leaf edge browning is an imbalance causing lock out. Typically too much calcium in the soil negating CEC reactions. Epsom application is a good start but do multiple applications starting with 50% strength and ladder up 25% each feeding until you hit 100% but keep an eye on your new growth leaves for progress. Once new growth leaves look healthy reduce mag inputs. Current leaves won't improve much as they are already damaged from the imbalance. Reduce nute feed ratio to 50% and ladder up ratio as you see new growth coming in.

This is a mulders chart showing how nutrient molecules interact with each other and how one can be either antagonistic or stimulative to others in regards to availability and uptake to the plants vascular system. Use this to correct any imbalance you may have. Keep in mind that, many times, it's not that the nutrient molecules aren't present in the media as much as they are not available to the plant because of some sort of antagonistic issues going on in CEC in soil. Hydro and other media use a different system from soil in regards to plant uptake but that's a much more involved discussion.

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Rootsruler Thanks of the info. How often should I be adding the epsom salt with watering...daily, twice/day, every other? And should I go 50% on Micro (2-0-0), Grow (1-0-4), and Bloom (1-3-4) nuts?
 
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Wrong thread to ask for problems going on. You want to continue start another question thread. This is Time to show your Grow ya know " show off your grow" Theres other areas for problems. I just don't want this thread to go sideways with problems. And nutes not nuts.
 
Showing the small victories that I would recommend you try. Here is one of two blue cheese plants. The large branches were harvested and instead of stripping off the larf and tossing it in the trim, they were put back in the tent for about 2.5 weeks. They were then harvested, hung to dry and jarred.

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Here is the two plants finished and jarred. A mini harvest. One 2L jar containing 28.4g of very small but very potent mini buds. I predict I will be busy in the lab making tincture with this one.

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Well I Started my fall tent run. I needed to stay on schedule for two runs over the winter, so it’s not too far into summer for the second harvest. It gets too hot in the tent at that point.

The seedlings seem happy with my other herbs and Microgreens. They are under Sunblaster full spectrum LEDs.

One has 3 leaves instead of the usual 2. First time I’ve seen that, it will be interesting to see if it continues
 

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