Vince

i would say that reducing the time between soil dryback last few watering seem to have slowed the process of them slowly fading lighter green. will see in the next  2 weeks.

thanks, and yeah really happy with how the canopy is filled with secondary. Crossing fingers with mold end of the grow now, general builbing heater that tend to dry the air in winter will soon turn off, so I will be at the mercy of the weather and ambient humidity

 8 plants in 6L (1,6 gal) pots in a 2x3 in soil with organic liquid nuts.

i have never feed any additionnal cal mag to my plant, and tried a little N boost already that's why i m now leaning towards too much soil dry back

soil drying too much in between watering.

yeah not too bad, this gonna depend how it evolve in the next two weeks.

yeah new soil each grow, i suspected that might come from 2cm 3cm clay pebbles i reuse bottom of pots , i did rinse them recently without success, i did not sterilize them tho but i think a pathogen issue would not look like that. and lights are rather recent.

i'd like to be so enthousiastic but truth is many of last few grows plants were fading early, i had much healthier plants near the end in the past,. I m still trying to figure out what have changed that much in my growing routine to create such a difference.

biobizz organic liquid nutes, actually trying lowering soil dryback seem to help. i may have gave too much dryback last few grows and last waterings with this grow, i have been reading a lot on this, and this could have an impact on microbial life balance and nutrients absoprtion and salt built up ... will see

Looking great Hulk 👍😎