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Here are some pictures showing the results of too much fertilizer. Almost looks like they tried to reveg. Some of the plants handled it better than others. These 3 seemed to suffer the most.
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Are you planning on lollipopping?
I think I'll just let them run as is. To do it right I would have to unhook irrigation and take them all out. As the tops gain weight the structure should open up a bit. I am a little shocked at how tall these have grown, they were tiny 3 weeks ago when I flipped.
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I think I'll just let them run as is. To do it right I would have to unhook irrigation and take them all out. As the tops gain weight the structure should open up a bit. I am a little shocked at how tall these have grown, they were tiny 3 weeks ago when I flipped.View attachment 17341
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That's three weeks from those little plants in last pic? I can't believe the difference. I'll be flipping way sooner from now on, granted your dialed in and everything else. Just crazy growth..
 
That's three weeks from those little plants in last pic? I can't believe the difference. I'll be flipping way sooner from now on, granted your dialed in and everything else. Just crazy growth..
Correction, that is 11 days before I flipped on June 1. That was the day I put them in my tent. This is the day I flipped, they grew a bit in that time:
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I guess a lesson I've learned is that long vegging is not helpful. I wish I had flipped the day I put them in the tent, then there would be no questions about lollipopping or other training/management. I want those 11 days back! Then I wouldn't be complaining about stretch either.
 
Plant overall is healthy and growing as I’d expect.

Spotted (thankfully only) two leaves displaying this pattern. Both on the lower

Still have to order a pen, but it almost looks like Magnesium or Phosphorus deficiency at first glance….

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MG. It's a mobile nutrient. New growth is robbing from the old growth. Early stage P deficiency will show as dark veins prior to leaf damage, also on old growth.
 
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