I must have missed something.. how do.you known he's pumping in 1800ppm of nitrogen? I dont recall even seeing amounts for feed on the flowering plants, just the veg plants. So how do you know they are getting all that nitrogen?Hey @dick23rk how are you my friend.
What i ment was he is pounding nitrogen into her at 1800 ppm in late flower.
I cut out nitrogen near end and drop ppm,s Pounding all that into root zone is going to cause uptake issues of required nutrients. If she isn't uptaking required nutrients at the appropriate time she will not fill and swell to her capacity.
Our wonderful plants have different requirements at different points in their life. In order to maximize that potential we as growers will need to meet those needs, throwing the kitchen sink at her isn't the best method to feed HER IMO.
Does this explain my statement a bit better?
I'm not saying what you've posted is wrong by any means, but there seems to be some.left out information here that is making me scratch my head. I understand what you're saying with dropping nitrogen near the end and so forth, that's true. As well i know they need different amounts at different stages.. But we need numbers of what was actually put into the feed before saying you're feeding 1800ppm of nitrogen, because that part is not true.
If he was feeding too much nitrogen I'm sure we would see a toxicity because the plant just simply wouldn't use it up. Or you're going to see a nute lockout because of salt buildup, due to the nitrogen and other nutes not being used by the plant because it's being fed at 1800ppm when it won't use all that.