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That is unnecessary IMO and someone risky but if it works for you then right on! i like to stretch my seeds a little to build their stalk so it really is personal preference it sounds like his environment was too hot from the T5 cause the seedling to become dehydrated when all the moisture got...

1-5 inches. Optimum results are at about 8-18 inches depending on the ambient temp

how many inches away from the seedlings?

you shouldn't mix bulbs. period. even if the mh works in the hps ballast try looking into dual mh/hps ballasts. these you can switch bulbs in

dont put it too close to your seedlings or clones! less light is better in these stages Good luck!

Sounds like you burnt em. How close is your light and what kind is it?

Thanks lostinthewoods, Smartpots are the shit man! dense nuggets, no rootbound issues & accelerated growth! The only issue is you have to machine wash them every time you grow in em and they require more watering. but if you are ok with a little extra work they are well worth it! Updates as of...

If you plan on killing the plant than you can flush all you want. If you wanna regenerate your plants then you should do 1 BIG flush 3 weeks prior to harvest and continue watering with plain water when dry. My flushing rule is if the water isn't clear coming out the bottom...its not done -CC

Heat stress coupled with humidity stress could be the black pot super heating the roots...try spray painting the bucket white and keep your herb under a semi shady tree. Arizona sun can be brutal on herbs...do you spray her down daily?

&& you dont have a deficiency. Your plant could be going root bound or damaged roots but in soil it is very hard to have a deficiency. If you really are worried check your runoff pH when you water and if it is lower than 6 or higher than 7 you could have a nute lockout. Deficiencies and...

Spider mites like to hide in your buds... if you just spray the leaves you will be eliminating some but far from all. Natures predators are your best bet in flower because you don't wanna spray anything on your buds. Outdoors is tricky but if you put netting around your plants you can release...

Foggers work very well. Make sure you get it from your local grow store and start with the less concentrated then work up. I just used one last week and my plants aren't stressed at all and no activity with the spider mites. Ill be using one more tomorrow just to make sure the new hatchlings are...

Nice! keep it up man! Are you growing organic? If so it is unnecessary to pH your water, and actually stresses your plant/soil if that makes sense. The microbes in the soil set their own pH environment and if any adjustments are to be made to the pH it is better to take care of it in your soil...

Actually you can make a homemade dehumidifier just with a coffee can, fan, and natural wood coal that needs to be replaced yearly. Coal also reduces mold spores in the air while extracting moisture. The more coal...the more moisture absorbed

So as of yesterday i had to do my yearly flower room rotation, cleaning, & rebuild... A lot of fucking work and myself aswell as my plants took a beating... but nothing serious. A little taste of what i have to do... Every winter i tear down my flower room and move it upstairs to keep the...

3-4 weeks. Wait till all the hairs have browned and the overall "look" is ripe. You are growing outside so the sun accelerates the degradation of THC causing them to amber prematurely. If you see a black tricomb cut her down immediately! the stages of color go from clear-milky-amber...

Seedlings do well under a full spectrum 13watt fluorescent 13" away...not 600W Metal Halide lol Remember that some cannabis strains aren't accustom to full sun. Id rather have my seedlings stretch a little bit so i can build up their stalk through veg so sometimes less light is better!

Seedlings dont need that much light. Move your light away and try getting your temps down a lil bit. She is fighting to get away from all that light by growing short and "twisting" their leaves so it reduces lumens recieved . Far from dead but give her some RO water with a drop of B1 vitamin or...

Light nutes and transplant. They could be fighting over root space and nutes They may need a mild soil instead of straight coco fibre. Which has no nutrient value I wouldn't worry about your sage, cupped leaves is a common occurance and i think its even genetic The brown spots could be from...

Mites wont die in your jar.. try to control your infestation in Veg and keep ladybugs or praying mantis in your flower room to eat any eggs or surviving mites that made it to your flower room. Don't give them a rest period either.. mite eggs hatch in 3 days and reproduce within 4 so hit them...