Darox

Thanks Mg2009, its a 80% Indica plant, so not sure waiting for amber is a good idea, noticing quite a few of the leaves I've tested so far have clear to milky pistles with the odd amber here and there.

I'am guessing? 2-weeks your going into week 6 of flowering, check trichomes under magnification should be 10-30%, Amber would be a good starting point, sometimes a staggered harvest is good with New plants find out if you like earlier,mid,or late flower., Feed her now week 6 to early to flush, unless nutrient burn is present at leaf tips. A little nutrient burn at tips is a good indication to cut back a little.

Thanks Trichomefarmer, must admit they smell amazing, very citrus. Mouth watering even now thinking about it. :D

very nice, bet they smell mouth watering

They are thriving good since the beginning! Nice grow mate :+1:

Thanks Toadiek, did a bit more reading of online info and agree, will have to make sure to keep nutes up a bit longer. I need a bigger bucket to keep water in Thanks for the help.

those buds still have a ways to go, so I wouldn't stop nutes yet. maybe wait and have a few more days of ph water before going back to nutes though

Thanks for the further info, I'm currently using this calmag as shown on amazon. https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B013QLCWC8/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o03_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Hey there darox I just wanted to add to my answer, I mentioned the affected area being new growth areas. This can also be associated with iron deficiency as it typically is centered at the new growth zone. However the new growth typically comes in completely yellow and then slowly turns green from the tips. Theres a product known as "calimagic" which has your calmag but also has iron in it, I've heard many swear by this product. I hope you can solve this mystery, yellowing leaves are such a pain as they can indicate so many different problems.