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That sucks man. :sad:

Their looking good rewerb! Hydro nutes work perfectly fine in coco (coco is hydro as it’s a soil less medium ;)) you probably already know this rewerb, but I’ll throw it out there in case you don’t and may help towards a bountiful harvest if you didn’t :lol: but just keep an eye on rust spots...

Hey kwigybo, not arguing with you here just thought I’d throw out a couple of ideas that may help you or others?? It’s the chlorophyll that’s tastes like shit lol. You can get rid of it by flushing but you also lower the photosynthesis the plant is wanting to achieve, hence lowering yield and...

Yes you can ;)

Good news! Thanks beernutz, appreciate it mate 8-)

Hey lads and ladettes, Been growing indoors for years, and have done outdoor autoflowers and taken vegged plants under 24 hours light outdoors to trigger flowering, but have never naturally flowered a photo outdoors with decreasing sunlight to start flowering..... I’m in Western Australia and...

You can take cuttings and remove any buds/pistils and put it/them under 24 hours of light. This is called Monstercropping! It can create some bushy plants using this technique but takes a while to root and reveg. If you haven’t cloned before then I’d say your success rate will be slim. But on a...

I agree with boatguy and dafreak. Get a better light (hid’s are cheap now and still give great results) I’d be starting some New seeds as soon as your new light comes in. IF that led is 75w power draw then you should be able to get about 2.5 ozs (give or take depending on grower skill level)...

Haha not sure, it’s the mrs, takes batteries. Probably the equivalent to 1 watt!? I reckon Itl still grow something!? I reckon any leaves not touching the light would die..... so when it’s 3 weeks old and 4 foot high with 2 leaves I’ll initiate flowering...... tricky part will be setting a timer...

Sorry man, I haven’t grown in soil for years so don’t wana steer you in the wrong direction in regards to soil, but in hydro you use a bloom feed, add your desired additives then ph (make sure you adjust ph last as the nutes/additives you add can alter your ph) overdrive is not a standalone...

or this lights pretty cheap jypsy! :hump:

What medium are you using? I grow dwc and coco. When in coco I feed overdrive at about 3/4 strength every watering in the recommended weeks and ensure I have good runoff to to minimise salt build up and replace what the plant has taken out of the medium. Have had no issues doing it this way...

If your getting brown blotching, your ph may simply be a little low as phosphorus is absorbed at the higher side of the ph range whereas nitrogen has a fairly large ph range. This is a good example of why letting your ph drift a little is important if growing in hydro. 8-)

Good point about the noise mytwhyt! Some air pumps can be very loud. Check the dB rating also.

CHEMDAWG!!

Make some and sell them 10% cheaper ;):D

Wise move haha. their doing a giveaway right now! 3 of them..... worth a shot I reckon ;):D

You won’t need anything overly powerful for around 3 gallons. Just try to find smaller air stones to match a smaller pump for more pressure and finer bubbles if you go this way. 8)

Have a look at the underside of the leaves. calcium deficiency will show a dent in the leaf on the opposite side of the brown dots. and once you have calcium damage to you leaves, it is permenant. It’s now the parts of the plant that haven’t got the brown dots you want to keep an eye on.

Sorry man, my bad. I shouldn’t of been so lazy (just like my growing :shock::D) and read your whole post. That looks awesome! Never heard of it before Keesje..... And a little swing is usually a good thing as long as it’s within reason.