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Need a little help identifying if this is calcium dediciency on my seedling...

Hey guys this is my 3rd grow in DWC..ive done 2 also in RDWC...anyway here my prob..i have a 2 week old seedling that i put onto dwc and its been growing great. Everything is ideal for a good grow except over past few days have noticed brown spots on inside of leaves. I thought maybe it was a...

Get a 20 dollar humidifier. You womt regret it. Vics makes em and you can get it at walmart. You need humidity no less than 50 and no higher than 55

Looks pretty damn good bro. You got the drying down right?( humidity is crucial here) and know when to pull em to cure? Not to insult your intelligence, but just making sure because these steps are equally as important

Definitely do. Its a gorgeous looking plant with nice colas. Good job bro

Oh shit my bad dude well from the photo i would say its ready someday this week. You choose the day brother and dont forget to hang and cure really well. No matter how good the plant, failure to hang dry properly and cure properly will greatly effect the taste and potency of your yield

Have you looked at her tricombs? Are they amber at the tips ot instead of that they may be deep milky white(not clear) I would say harvest no later than a week

Ok the roots are still pretty hard just wet amd they are still strong. I appreciate the feedback

My air. Pump bubbles 3804 gph is what it says..its probably just some other algae from light but it stains my roots and could just be nutrient build up. Im gonna get some hydroguard though and see how that works. Thanks bro

Thanks i t Thanks they were some decent clones that ive nursed back to health and i keep my water level about 2 inches below the net pot, i had lowered it thinking they weremt getting enough oxygen...the plamts have been looking a lot better but i believe i may have some early stages of root...

Does this look like root rot or nutrient stain? My temp stays from 68 to 70 degrees and gets no higher than 73

They look pretty good man. I see what may be early signs of magnesium deficiency fro what may be curling leaves..its hard to tell and could be the weird angle. Are the stems red?

To each his own. Everyone has his own opinion and a thousand reasons why they are right but your plants will photosynthesize without the fan leaves. It will still produce sugar because there are plenty other leaves in which to sucessfully do this. Ultimately you should do plenty of research and...

Just be careful not to accidentaly go too crazy and clip buds off lol

You can trim every fan leaf. The more you trim, the more the plant focuses that energy toward the flower and remaning parts. It will give you a last little boost for your yield.

You can definitely trim off the larger fan leaves to keep the plant from wasting energy and focus it more on the flower and important parts. Its would be difficult to say how much you will yield especially seeing that fresh flower is full of water and upon curing will lose at least half of its...

Correction...the pistols is the entire part..the hairs are called stigmas but the terpimes are the aeroma from the pistils

They are those "hairs" that go from white and milky to orange...they start to curl as yours are and that on top of checking your tricombs are tell tell signs. Get a 60x julers loop(they are cheap) and you can inspect further..but you are within a few weeks man amd looking pretty good

So instead of worrying about a certain ppm level as a base of the res we need to hone in on reading the ppm level of certain nutes?