I'm considering taking off most of the very bottom growth because of how little light it is getting and to help improve airflow. My RH is usually 67 - 71% and I'm on day 50, so it should be lower.
I'm considering taking off most of the very bottom growth because of how little light it is getting and to help improve airflow. My RH is usually 67 - 71% and I'm on day 50, so it should be lower.
Those plants do look a little hungry. Plants in stretch need nutrients. I like 2-8-4 at this stage. Teaspoon of epsom salts in the water once a week.I'm still new to this, so that being said. Unless you have another tent to put i couple in, I say defoliate em.
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I cannot be sure because of the video but it looks like you may be having a little bit of micro-nutrient deficiencies. The plants in the right rear look a little lime green. You may need to up the nutrients a bit or check the PH in the root zone.
TBH before the lower stuff I would take each plant out and look straight down. Pretend you are the light. Any large fan leaf that is significantly blocking a lower potential good cola site take it off.
I dont take more than 5% of leaves off at any one time and always give a couple days for recovery after. So remove fans and 2 or 3 days later trim up the bottom. You can always tuck some fan leaves to keep from having to take too many off at once.
That is what I would do.
Plants look great by the way!
I have a full bottle of cal/mag. Never use it. 2 totally different things. Obviously. Calcium LO happens from PH and a conflict with Potassium. I do not think you have hammered them with Potassium so...
I'm sure you are keeping the microbes up. Like I said i do once a week tsp of calcium I make and 1 tsp of epsom salts once a week. Not same day. There is a potential conflict with Sulphur and calcium in solution. They can bind and create something that the plants can not use