Need experienced grower opinion

[Azazel35]

I have a couple of plants I started in the MG AeroGarden. They out grew it, so I decided to move them in a homemade dwc setup. Im trying to figure out about how many weeks in flowering my plant is. AeroGarden shows I'm on day 85, I made 12/12 switch at day 30. I have put these plants through pure hell! Multiple times. I have dealt with root rot, I chopped off the roots and left maybe 1 1/2". I have had to clean the reservoir about every week moving the plants to another container. Roots tangled in air stones, breaking roots. Broke the top off of one plant once. Now I'm dealing with nitrogen toxicity. And about 3 days ago I defoil most of the fan leaves. So they have had stress a lot. So can someone give me ideal base on growth about how many weeks she in.

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[Rifleman]

From the looks of the pistils I'd guess week 1/2 of flower development. With all the stress and now the "claw" and few fan leaves, you will not likely finish on the breeders time line.

 

[Azazel35]

So you think more like mid week 3 or maybe 4 weeks? I go on vacation on 4/14 will be gone for 12 days. Hoping it will be finish before then.


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[Rifleman]

If everything goes perfect from here I would guesstimate at least 6 more weeks, likely more. Too many unknown variables to be any more specific.

 

[Azazel35]

Lol crazy how much I stunted the growth. This is my first hydro grow so it's been a experience.

Would you have any advice on getting rid of the nitrogen toxicity? Using 5 1/2 gallon of water. I stated with a tds running 450 but tds is still rising every day. Only adding ph water back, but my tds is at 598 after 4 days. Going up about 35 a day.

Should I just run ph water for a week or so? Can't really find much info on ways to flush it out in hydroponics,


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[Rifleman]

To flush in dwc you run straight water or a leaching agent like Advanced Nutrients Flawless Finish. Your clawed leaves will always be clawed. Watch the new growth to see if it is straightened out.

 

[Azazel35]

Thank you!


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