Quote Originally Posted by britewire
It's all about balancing on that line IMO.

I've found that when I turn the nutrients up a notch (0.1EC) every week untill I start to see yellowing leafes, I get the best results in yield and THC production.

After I see the first signs of yellowing leafs I drop about 20% in concentration the week after. That's the max I keep it on, and in the end I always get some yellowing leafs on the bottom of the plant and some in the plants "body"

Why keep it a green plant throughout the entire grow with knowing you could've turned the grow/yield up a notch?

If I give the plant 2 weeks rest before harvest and only flush, the taste will be just fine despite the fact that I'm a heavy feeder and the yellowing leafs in the plant.

So what is the big dis-advantage about some yellow leafs?
how do you know if you have 20% or not.Do u dilute it with more water or do u just back on the measurement what Ur method