How are these two girls looking so far?

your lighting must be good. but this plant is asking you for an all around nutrient. its starting to get hungry. the lime green. you can feed it and it will recover in a week

 

there is your answer. (0/50/30 where there zero is there needs to be something. nitrogen . this is bloom booster not for veg.

 

no it will not work. you need nitrogen. ill suggest this one .Dyna-Gro Liquid Grow 7-9-5 order it from amazon whatever you like. this is what i personally use in veg.along with calmag.

 

i do not want to bash you. those sat strands just grow tall and some times do not refund you. that plant is over pushed with nutrients. back off. the yield will suck on it and it will be very loose buds. its just how it wants to go fluffy. there nothing you can do on this plant to make them solid its going to keep fox tailing and waste light space. stop growing sat just stick with hybrids or indic. small bushy plants.

 

That beastie blooms is an additive for very late in the game. It's a PK booster for Bud swelling to be given mid-flower. That's way too much phosphorus for a young (still vegetating) plant. Don't give that anymore until maybe week 5 of flowering and do get some nitrogen based fertilizer. If you like fox farm nutes use big bloom and grow big but before that I would back off like they said and just add a lot of PHd water for about a week. You'll be lucky to not get burn on the flush but it's going to happen anyway if it does. Then maybe start with the big bloom and grow Big after a while.

 

What he said ☝
research your nutes and build a rough feeding schedule if you aren't going to follow someone else's.
I'm not bashing you it's just nutes are powerful and when given at the right/wrong stage/amount they can really make or break your crop.

 

Black and Gold actually contained no fungus gnats for you? thats pretty amazing cause when I first started 2 months ago, it was infested with fungus gnats and destroyed my seedlings. Now I went with fox farm and their doing beautifully.

 

Luff fox farm
(Week 4 of flowering )