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Looks like a nutrient issue! Could be not enough N, too much P/K. This could be causing lock out. I’d check your reservoir and throw the water. Look to flush and then add a new batch at a slightly lower level...

Looks good to me bro! :clap:

Need more info on this before the final height can be established! What's the strain? How many hours light/ dark are they getting? How tall is it now? The more info you provide the better the estimate can be...

Gotta be around the 22kg, no?

Looking good!

Looks to me to be at least another week bro! Keep your eye on the Tric’s with a loop to see when you have a good mix of amber and milky colours! Looking good!

And the male is down and done. No open pollen sacks, so shouldnt have affect the ladies near by!

Difficult to say buddy, have you checked on and under the leaves? Could be a critter hiding that’s been snacking on you plants, catch it now before moves onto your girls!

Please mate, would be good to see how it works out for you!

Yeah great photos, looks like another week! Although check the Tric’s under a loop to review the colour before chopping, at least you can harvest when the THC has peaked! Great job buddy! :clap:

It’s difficult to see with your lights on but there appears to be quite a few white pistils still, I’d say about another 1-2 weeks but can’t be sure, can you upload a photo in normal light?

That’s good to know buddy, that’s more or less the same approach as me. I water with plain rain water, just to use any excess nutrients up... Although, maybe I used the wrong wording by saying flush... ;-)

Both beautiful and deadly! The circle of life!

Your approach buddy, mines different but hey it's all burnt at the find of the day! :bigjoint:

Fair enough, I guess I'm one of the firm believers to flush and will continue to do so. I think the final results are better, science or no science. Although, you can find many different techniques on growing, with many contradictions across the board, this is just my approach and my opinion. :D

Good way to control them bastards! Mother Nature knows best!

You got it Buddy! ;)

The nutrients are used up in the process of bud development and more importantly any final N is used up during photosynthesis, which is why the leaves begin to yellow. Any excess nutrients are leached out as you're not adding more nutrients in the final stages and ultimately lead to a reduction...

Very simple, just use plain water during the last two weeks of flowering to allow the plant to use up any nutrients/ fertiliser up in the soil. You'll see the large leaves start to lighten in about a week as the stored nutrients are being used up, I find it makes the taste and smell of the buds...

Difficult to tell from your photos, can you take some close up pics of the buds? Also, how do the tric's look, milky, golden or clear?