First off, Thanks for everything so far. Should I try more nutrients if never a slight sign of burn?

[radrichie61]

I have been using nutrients all year long but as a beginner I may have not used enough or too little per area, but I’ve never come close to seeing a slight side of burn. So now they we are in the last stages of flowering, I am in the south east and it started about mid August, and here’s where I am currently. So can you help advisey In anything I do I always want to performat my best in effort etc. and hence, outcome with anything I do and therefore, I ask should I push my nutes a little harder. I did my biggest batch yet yesterday, I don’t see anything at all today. I have a 6’ x5’ plot which showed its first side of flowering and mid August. I’ve been utilizing roots organic micro boost, and bloom was added on the last microbe brew for the first time. I’ve also used mother Earth essence and 2-4-4 bloom, combined with a product called Alaska morbloom 0-10-10. But I don’t know if I could’ve gotten bigger, or what. I’ve never really grow super tall but they’re doing great considering I was just kind of playing around at it. I would appreciate any advice and thank you. My schedule is, roots organics on Sunday, liquid nutes on Thursday. Always 5-7 gallons.

Strain Last years consumption
Medium 1’ good top soil over coastal sand, fine to medium grain size.

Thanks

Rich

 

[Dwight Monk]

Looks fine to me, the slight curve at the ends can be slightly too much nutes then it will burn the tips, but to me if close it good enough as they are a lot more adaptive to things than we are as they don't overthink things

EDIT: Rain the biggest nemesis to outdoor growing, so that can vary where you live...here in OR it is almost always a battle in October sometime.

 

[radrichie61]

No need to blow it now, prudence is best choice. Thanks for the advice on leaf tips!