Hi!
My plants are in the 8th week from germination (4th flowering) and they are showing these signs.
Griwing in soil
100W LED at 70%
Feeding them 50% strength tripart nutrients by terra aquatica
pH in: 6.5
pH out 6.2
Ppm in ~450-500
Ppm out ~ 800
I’m no expert Grumpy, but here’s my thinking;
Ph is fine, feeding at 50%, and you have a deficiency. I would work my way up to 100% on your feed strength. If she deficient let’s give her the nutes she needs.
Increasing your nutes is also likely to drop that ph down closer to 6.0 - which might also be beneficial.
Forgot do add that I have been giving them calmag with every watering.
Thought that calcium gets locked out at ~ pH6.2
Well I don’t know man, I use hempy buckets and bring my ph down to 6 in every water, never had a calcium issue. If I was in your shoes, I’d go to 75% strength on the nutes.
Thanks man! Already went to 75% on the last feeding. Let’s see what happens!
i can see in this pic more is always better, the leaves are really green you are in week 4 of flower your plants are hungry for something other than N they seem to have plenty tips are nipped a bit as well i think they want K you are using a three part mix reduce the vegg part of the mix and replace it with more P and K part of the mix
just my take on it… ppms going in are lower than coming out… ph is lower coming out than going in… i would water only the next few irrigations. the deficency(lockout possibly) looks to my like calcium and that would be from a low ph i think, ph in at 6.5 and out at 6.2 would tell me the ph in your media(soil) is closer to 5.8-6.0 much to low for soil.
Edit. Ppm lower going in(changed from higher)
It looks like a ruderalis weed.
Well it is autoflowering. So… yes! This is my first run.
Will go with photos next time.
Trust me, I’ve been there. Let me know if you need seeds.
Is there so big a difference?
Was planning to buy some for the next run, in august. Are you in Europe?
No but growdiaries.com has contests from a lot of euro seedbanks.
Im sure many have good references here.
Thanks for the heads up, will check it out 
