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overwatering/rootrot.

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^^^looks like you could have went longer too. A lot of young hairs that are not receded back into the calyxes. Probably tasty though.

http://generalhydroponics.com/site/gh/docs/feeding_sched/GH_MaxiSeries.pdf

GH Maxi series is better for me than the 3 part.

Looks a little better. Like I mentioned, pinch the branch and damage it. It will allow you to go horizontal with the bigger branches. The little ones, of course, just bend them over without pinching. Anytime I think I have hurt them, they just come back stronger. You'll be fine....if you...

Here is maybe a good one for you.

Notice how full the screen is. Also, it is all even. Not pointed up in the middle with little branches around it like yours. Good luck

Pinch the branch and dent it enough to bend it over. That will help with the horizontal training.

Looks like you need a tighter screen. Flatten that canopy out. Its not a canopy if its vertical. Looks more like 40-50 % full.

I'm pushing off right now.....ahhhhh. This story has been around for years. lol...kind of stupid that people still believe it.

Thicker skin is needed for riu

http://www.growweedeasy.com/calcium-deficiency-cannabis

Well considering in a flood and drain situation, the water with nutes stays in the reservoir for a week...I sometimes go 2 weeks before a clean out....I would say safely 1 week....depending on the quality of the water, 2 weeks. good luck.

1 day...yes any longer than that I would add an air pump for aeration.

Just put a 600 watt lamp in and run it on 60%.

If it was calcium def. then use the calcium nitrate. If it was magnesium def. use the Epsom salts.

Some, like these: http://www.homebox-growlab.net/en/products/ are 78-3/4"

Too small IMO. 600 watt is about a 3x3 footprint. Plus you will run out of height quickly. Someone should make at least a 68" model.

The nutrients effect ph, so after. If you adjusted you ph to 5.8 before nutes, then the added nutes took the ph 4.9, then you would have to add up. Never before, always after.