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I literally just trimmed and jarred that grow today. It turned out pretty good but these are the things I think I did wrong... 1. LED too close to the plants during flower. My top buds/leaves were kind of crispy and they dried faster than the lower, smaller stuff becuase they were already...

Interesting. I haven't had the need for dehumidifier here, its actually hard to keep the rh up during these winter months.

Oh thanks I'll look those up!

Its a basement and its been in the 30's here lately unfortunately.

I just ordered a little 400watt oil heater that I think I can fit in the bottom of the tent. Hopefuly that gets roots warm enough. Otherwise my vpd and air circulation should be good.

Thank you. Yeah I know, I'm thinking of switching to DWC to control root temp better. I don't have much recourse right now at warming up the coco. The drip system feeds 200ml per minute to 3 spots on each pot.

I'm feeding 3x a day about 400ml each feed and coco is always wet. You recommend I keep that up? 1 gallon pots

Thanks. It just seems like the calcium deficiency is slowly worsening. The twisted growth is a new symptom as well. Temp is 75f and rh is 45-55 fyi. Rootzone is kind of cold though around 60f. I'll just keep feeding properly and see what happens

800 at the highest

This doesn't help diagnose my problem

Yes I had salt build up and flushed down to 450ppm. I feed to 20% runoff daily. Fabric pots. I understand not worrying about runoff ph but a slurry test is different and reveals low ph at the roots.

Slurry tests of my coco shows 4.9ph. I was over feeding these plants a couple weeks ago and my coco runoff was up to 1200ppm so I flushed with very light nutrient solution down to 450ppm. I believe the salt buildup caused a ph drop in the rootzone which started causing a calcium deficiency...

There ya go. Much better! Still way overcrowded though haha

HAHA yeah I guess I have no choice. Good thing I installed disconnects on my drip rings!

Its a 2x4x5. Right now I'm wishing I would have went with a taller one. But if I do a SOG style grow and flip the clones much sooner i think I'll have plenty of space. There's also a drip/runoff table theyre sitting on which limits space.

Thanks for the feedback everyone. I'm flipping as soon as the clones are rooted next time around.

Yeah they've been stretching for a week or so. I vegged too long for my space for sure. Just wondering though if that growth around the buds looks unhealthy or normal.

I think maybe I'm worried about nothing but still a little concerned. I bent some branches away from the light but the top most growth around the buds look like this.

Its only on the top most buds, the new growth seems a little thin and curled under around the edges? I wondering if its light stress. They are 10" from a 300watt LED and I cant make any more vertical space unfortunately. Something to worry about? Beginning of week 3. Feeding 700ppm NPK base...

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