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@Billpopy79 jere you go hun! Tell me what you think! (Ik you will 
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I'd say she is looking about right for the stage she's at 
Those buds should grow some more, they will thicken up and get more dense towards the end of bloom, how many watts of light is she under?
Also have you changed to only feeding the bloom nutes now?
She still looks like she's got a bit of nitrogen toxicity. (Dark green and leaves curling)
Those buds should grow some more, they will thicken up and get more dense towards the end of bloom, how many watts of light is she under?
Also have you changed to only feeding the bloom nutes now?
She still looks like she's got a bit of nitrogen toxicity. (Dark green and leaves curling)
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I’m feeding her Bloom Booster Flower Boom & that’s it. Should I be a) feeding the bloom (nutes) daily (I have it mixed into a gallon of water) or should I be every other day-ing it; nute water 1 day & reg water the next, etc.I'd say she is looking about right for the stage she's at
Those buds should grow some more, they will thicken up and get more dense towards the end of bloom, how many watts of light is she under?
Also have you changed to only feeding the bloom nutes now?
She still looks like she's got a bit of nitrogen toxicity. (Dark green and leaves curling)
Did I mention YOURE AMAZING?! Seriously! Your kindness. Your patience. Your knowledge. I was thinking (randomly) yesterday and I think you should be teaching a virtual grow class (if you aren’t already!). You’d be SO DOPE!! I’d sign up FOR SURE!!! Just something to consider...
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I'd say she is looking about right for the stage she's at
Those buds should grow some more, they will thicken up and get more dense towards the end of bloom, how many watts of light is she under?
Also have you changed to only feeding the bloom nutes now?
She still looks like she's got a bit of nitrogen toxicity. (Dark green and leaves curling)
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@Billpopy79 these are pics from today. I just watered them (reg water/no nutes). Will do nutes on Monday. Sound bout right?
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@Billpopy79 these are pics from today. I just watered them (reg water/no nutes). Will do nutes on Monday. Sound bout right?
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She's looking a bit unhappy about something.
My guess since you have just started feeding those bloom nutes is the dosage is too high.
Plain water is a good idea at the moment, it might be an idea to do the next watering with plain water too, then try reintroducing the nutes at half dose.
If you get chance post some more pics before you water so we can see how she's reacted to this straight water.
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ok, here she is this morning. Haven’t watered since yesterday morning and used reg water. Whatcha think?
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She looks like she's improved a little,
My suggestion would be to give straight water again.
We want to see those leaves uncurl before feeding again.
It looks like your buds are increasing so that's good.
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Damn. I added nutes before I read this. I checked her this morning and she looked even MORE wilted
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Oh no!!!
It's not the end of the world.
You could flush the pot through with plain water, if put the pot in the bath and keep watering letting it run through the pot it will flush those nutes out of the soil.
The general consensus is to use 3X the water of the size of your pot eg 10litre pot 30 litres of water.
The brightside is we know she's overfed so once you get her back happy you can cut her dosage down to half.
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