Flower week 2.5! Just wanted to share! Any input appreciated! Any idea slight clawing on the one plant ? It was closest to light... happy growing!!

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nmRizo

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• Dec 11, 2020

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Kerovan

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• Dec 12, 2020

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Very nice

 

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frostyfpr

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• Dec 12, 2020

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It looks like nutrient burn on the leaf tips

 

Gemtree

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• Dec 12, 2020

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Starting to get n tox. Shiny leaves and burnt tips

 

Buddernugs

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• Dec 12, 2020

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I’m jelly of what ever u took pics with looks solid my dude keep it up cheers

 

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Hatedak49

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• Dec 12, 2020

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Looks like it is slightly too much nitrogen. You have just a little nute burn on the tips. Everything else looks good. You are probably right about it being a little close to the light. That is usually why the leaf serrations turn up words✌

 

Zephyrs

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• Dec 12, 2020

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I tell you what. Those young buds look really well developed and on par for about 3 weeks. Great job so far. One suggestion would be that they looking a little hungry for cal/mag.. slight burnt tips are not a detrimental thing. Maybe a lil to much nitrogen and not enough cal/mag and trace nutes. ?

 

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nmRizo

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• Dec 13, 2020

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Buddernugs said:

I’m jelly of what ever u took pics with looks solid my dude keep it up cheers

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iPhone 11pro....

 

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nmRizo

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• Dec 13, 2020

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Zephyrs said:

I tell you what. Those young buds look really well developed and on par for about 3 weeks. Great job so far. One suggestion would be that they looking a little hungry for cal/mag.. slight burnt tips are not a detrimental thing. Maybe a lil to much nitrogen and not enough cal/mag and trace nutes. ?

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Been giving 3-4ml/g of cal mag with my bloom nutes at the moment, think I should bump it up a tad?

 

Buddernugs

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• Dec 13, 2020

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Always ppm your base water to 250-300 ppms with cal mag what are u at now?