First up is my MG flux (yes that's the same plant) after being hit with a nice kelp meal/ewc/molasses tea she's looking great and working on that vert.
Did a quick strip down and adjustments on the SSD. The alternating nodes are a real pain in the balls lol. Gonna be topping her real soon
Looks amazing brother!!
Question, how do you avoid overexposure of light to the stems as you are fluxing thus turning them from green into red? I am in awe and love the work you are doing. Your technique is critical to this process. I am still learning...your garden attracts many from around the world!
I haven't ever heard of too much light effecting the color or integrity of the stems.
Reddish/ Purplish stems can be a sign of Phosphorus deficiency. It can also just be a trait characteristic of the strain.