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Im all about kelp, fulvic Acid and yucca as a foliar! I use all solubles to increase availability. I also agree with the Silica recommendation..bongsmilie

also when a plant emerges from seed or is reverting from flower they often start with 1, then 3, then 5 and so on...

you should be able to get a soluble humic acid at your grow shop, don't waste your money on liquid. The most concentrated one I have found is RAW Humic Acid

I have heard same but it is not until they they have done everything possible to maintain which may be more time then you are willing to wait I will find supporting info...

I have seen smart pots evaporate your nutrients so rapidly through the material that it causes powdery mildew, especially indoor because of to much humidity...? That said anyone using a pot that uses air prune technology should be sure to add Yucca. Yucca will help nutrients penetrate entire...

Indoor I veg for 17-18 hrs/day

They do look like they are flowering... as supertramp says they should be fine but you will probably lose a bit of time waiting for them to revert back to veg. You might try giving them Humic Acid and Kelp... Humic helps make nutrients available and the kelp is loaded with plant growth hormones...

Here on the west coast I typically put clones outside no sooner then June 1st. Any sooner and they risk going into flower depending on strain. I have had better luck putting seed stock out as early as mid to late April. In my opinion 15 hours of light is right there for a clone...? Clones are...

One thing to be aware of is that predatory mites are smart enough to not eat themselves out of house and home! They will essentially push all the food into one area and farm them... in other words they will not eat all the food in order to preserve their existence. In turn it is very unlikely...

In hydroponics, either humic or fulvic acids work well, but there are minor differences. If you use RO water, humic acid may be a slightly better choice. Humic acid contains both humic and fulvic acid fractions and it has a buffering effect on pH. RO water alone has practically no buffer for...

i also agree, Calcium/Mag sounds like something you should add..

the improper ph of a solution can directly lead to deficiencies... at certain ph levels some nutrients become unavailable... your nutes might be ok, may just need to fix your ph problem...?

Again I'm right on coarse with 707... I do 4 plants per 1000w or 5' x 5' area. Typical yield of OG is 1 3/4 - 2 lb's per light! I say, if your not willing to listen to some of us who have been doing this for a long time... it might be a tuff road for you...? not just in this industry but in...

cant do much more then that... i'm go back to the hypochlorous acid... it made our dwc bucket system come back to life after a pyth outbreak. it was all a big deal because these were very good systems. stuff was called bob's brew, think there are some other ones out there though..

i would say that's your issue... water logged soil will produce a similar look to nitrogen deficiency. that would also account for the thrips and flies, their larvae like those kind of conditions. you could transplant into a mix that has more perlite? my bro just used something called promis...

I am with 707 on this one, been in the game 15years, live in the middle of the emerald triangle, none of my crew or anyone I know has ever used this ludicrous technique your speaking of.

looks like nitrogen deficiency to me... or it got over watered at some point, but looks nice and dry in your pic...?

i have had a very similar scenario in my dwc systems and so have my bros... i bailed to soil, the ones that stuck to dwc ultimately found hypochlorous. one microscopic spec of pythium and it will come right back. it is anaerobic and thrives in a environment that lacks oxygen, which is why the...

I agree looks like they could use some veg nutes. For foliar I recommend some form of RAW nitrogen, this is amoniacal nitrogen and will not burn your plants. plants only take in what they can use of amoniacal nitrogen where nitrate nitrogen can burn. I don't think giving them a little Humic...

I believe pythium can be a systemic infection, is your mother plant in soil or hydro?