Ok... so now that stuff is sitting in the soil too. Here is my suggestion. You have just watered with nutes. It is going to take 3 or 4 days for your plant to need water again. When it is time, move the plant again to the sink and move 3x the container size, 9 gallons of water, through that soil and use sledgehammer again to really make it work well. When it all finally stops draining your soil will have been cleaned and the plants properly watered. Continue from this point forward, water/nutes/water/nutes... feeding every other time. I think you will find that this system will have you automatically following the recommended 2 feedings a week.
wen watering I feed neuts with every water and water until I get anyware from 10 to 20 % run off in my 3 gallon fabric pots, at the moment 2 of my plants take roughly 2 litres while the other 1 takes closer to 2 1/2 also remembering my medium is coco/perlite and I water every night just after lights on I hope this is help with your problem piece out growmie.
Not unless it was extreme... I think we have just figured out that you have been underwatering.
Could also be that the humidity went up which opened the stomata.
and you shouldnt need to for several days
it's amazing how bad they can get and still bounce back to being healthy I thort both my tutankhamons wer finished but shure enough with a bit of water and love.
You are now in bloom and the time for training is over.
