how much water end of flower

Hi All!

I'm on day#51 flowering. No more nutrients just good quality h20. There looking awesome!!
One took a hit...a lto of leaves ended up dying on me....looks like ill have to harvest that one a little early.

I've been watering 1 gallon per plant every 3-4 days. There in 3 gallon pots and all around 4ft tall.
Should I be watering more? maybe 1.5 - 2 gallons at this later stage in flower?

Please advise.
Thanks!!

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I don't think your 3 gal pots can take much more than a gal of water to be honest. I always lift a couple to see how dry they are. My goal in the end is to chop them when the pots are pretty darn dry

Water them until u see drainage coming out the bottom of your pots. Simple as that.

ya I need to consistently pour slow...it varies ha....
the plants are looking good. one not so well...GSC...it's hard to juggle 5 strain grow....but I like the challenge and the variety.

This is the one that didn't turn out well....see attached photo Its been about 8 weeks.....cut? Looks like it...most all the leaves r dead.

u guys are awesome!!!

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Have you noticed bugs?
How often do you feed nutrients?
How often do you water?

Anyone can give an oppinion but we need more info, my opinnion is looks like nute burn but it could be many other thing such as bugs ive seen thrips do similar damage

You should water them as much as you think they need. There is no number any one can give "1.35 gallons every 36 hours". Sounds to me like you are already on the right track bro, a little extra water shouldn't do to much harm if everything else is rocking and rolling like in the movies. Don't over think it and remember sometimes less really is more, but that's for you to decide

No sign of bugs. I feed nutrients 1/week with lower dosage and water roughly twice a week.
I believe I ended up shocking the plant when I changed the air circulation by adding inline fan and filter...and boosting up the heat.
Prev temps: 50 - 65% humidity, 70 - 75 degrees
Present temps: 45 - 55% humidity, 75 - 80 degrees

Good luck bro