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i agree...3 to 4 weeks max into flowering that girl

looks super healthy to me...very very slight nute burn...the yellow tips do kinda give it away...some people would argue though that tips such as yours indicate good fertilization...or what you want to see...not necessarily a bad thing.

ya...sorry bigjessie, i did miss the last post...idk man, i guess different strains do react to changes differently, and it very well could be a PH issue, in my experience though limited...PH in soil isnt as important as people think.

MG is known for producing deficient plants...if your not careful. to much of a good thing is never a good thing...with all the added nutrients in the soil, it is very easy to get a salt build up, which would cause a lockout...and then deficiency...i agree to an extent...i think the line " check...

i was thinking that it was an immobile nutrient at first, that is why i suggested what i did...but when was the last time you fed them N? alot of people cut that out at like the 1st. week of flowering...the deficiency is showing up top mostly, and a few in the middle...but it is starting on the...

you see how shiny and dark the leaves are? thats a sure sign of to much N...a nitrogen toxicity is going to effect the other 2 " essential" elements for growth first...so locking out P or K is what i believe has happened...dont go pumping P and K to them now...just flush, and cut out the...

1/2 tsp. of each per gallon...you can feed cal mag plus with your normal feeding schedule, but molasses do maybe 4 times through the grow...molasses is really like a food for your soil. the healthier the microbes and stuff are...the easier it is for them to break down nutrients itno the plants...

IMO it could go one of 2 ways...either cal/mag plus and molasses fixes the problem, in which case it was a calcium or magnesium...or iron deficiency, or the problem progresses with dying and necrotic patches on the leaves...if that happens it is boron deficient, and some boric acid will fix it...

its not N deficient...hit her with some cal/mag plus, and molasses both added to your next feeding.

i like the cab...you need some intake and exhaust though bad...i think

looks like it could be over or underfed...nitrogen is usually the culprit. what kind of soil? like...your own mix? or some type of potting soil you bought?

ya...im with ya there...i get gnats sometimes, but only like 2 or 3...i never bother with them as long as the girls stay healthy, then f 'em

leaf miners? maybe...thats what it sounds like anyway, and an average spray pestecide wont work i dont think since they are really inside the leaf...google leaf miners...im sure you'll find all the info you need.

ya...the 600 will work out just fine for you i believe...esp. in a grow box where you can actually use every last bit of light, rather then let any escape...depending on how you are venting and if heat isnt an issue...i would throw some side lighting in there as well...it wont hurt...again just...

i think marlboro is on to something...the raised ridges, and yellowing tell me it is zinc deficient...but i dont really see a good whole up close plant shot, that would suggest iron deficiency...if new growth is also yellowing, then it is possible as iron is immobile...again though, nothing...

hard to tell what the calyxes are swollen for...naturally full of resin, or holding a seed...either way open one up and look...if its nothing then no worries, i also didnt see any nanners, so to be certain you have to check.

the only reason i ask about nutes and stuff is because i see a bit of leaf margin curl, and wanted to make sure it wasnt over ferting.

ya way to early to give nutes in ffof...fo sho, i start nutes sometimes last day or so into week 2...definitely by the second day in week 3 they get some nutes...just to give you a general idea as to when to start giving nutes in ffof...but everyone else nailed it on the head...flush her, and...

i have never had a high temp problem...but i dont see the reason to worry to much, i mean stagnant air is one thing that definitely needs to be addressed, but 90 isnt anything to worry about, as long as you can get some fresh air in there...think about outdoor growers, and mid summer...

also just out of curiosity, what type of soil you using? and nutrients?