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5 gallon pots can grow 15-17 foot plants, if you knew how. 5 gallons of soil is HUGE!!!!!!!! I admit I now grow in COCO. But even when I grew in soil I not once saw a root bound plant in a 5 gallon container. And I once had a 10 foot MONSTER that was 6 four in girth. I Named her my "House of...

This does kind of remind me of the original Cheech & Ching Movie!!! How many hours was it that they chased that Labrador around the yard for their high? Do you want to be like them?

Yah. Ok..... I hear it all the time. I try and grow, But my cats will not stop crapping in my pots. I had such nice plants my last two crops, but during flower my dogs ripped up my plants. My Cats keep CRAPPING in my pots!!!!!! I have known many people who have failed more then one...

Not into the main bottle of the solution. Take a small amount out of the main bottle and put in something like a shot glass. You do not need much.

If you allowed your puppy to get to them within a few weeks. You might as well give up. because most likely you will do it more then just this once. I am sure you would like to hear everything will be ok. but if you can not handle the puppy now. How will you later?

Glad mine do not look like yours........ I am totally at a loss on where to start. But first off learn how to control your plants so they do not rap around the lights. I am sure you know you need better light, but still keep them away from the lights. Maybe try and get a T-5 ot T-8 or...

As much info on the conditions would really help. Other then that revert back to post #4, and stop placing such small plants in such large containers. Just My opinion. I get much better results if i do not have excess soil to be soaked wet with little to no roots. My plants do better if the...

As your plant gets larger, it has much more area of branches. These all grow in length and girth. You need to stop stareing at your plants. I try and only look at my plants ever 3 days or so. You should only do this when your system is dialed in correctly though. This way you can notice the...

Ahh, with so little information, My guess would be space herpies. :) You need to give all the information possible. But with the photo I see yo9u are growing hydro. And I would GUESS you have rock-wool under the surface. Well if this is true, then you have been starving your plants. You do not...

Remember to get a little bit of the 7.0 Calibration solution. I got both the 7.0 and the 4.0 calibration solutions. Do your best to keep it from getting contaminated. Like just sticking the pen into the main container for the solution.

This is the best PH meter out there, epsecially for only $45. I like it better then the ones I have had for around $100. http://www.sperdirect.com/cgi-bin/category.cgi?item=850051

Seaweed Extract is good stuff. I usually use Liquid Karma. But Lately I have been useing Neptunes Organic Seaweed Plant food. They are both good stuff, but the Neptunes cost about 1/3 of the Karma. I never have tried Foliare feeding with Seaweed extract.

Alpha, you might have missed that he is growing in COCO. over water in COCO is about impossible. And screw foliare feeding. it causes more trouble then it is worth. You do not see rain falling from the sky with cow crap in it do you? :) Only time I even mist my plants is if I might have spaced...

PH strips and PH Drops are just a notch above guessing. Here is a link to a very nice and quality Digital PH pen for only $45. I have one and like it more then the ones I paid $100 for. As stated above, since your PH strips only go to 6.2, you might be down around 5.0 or some crazy number...

Always smart to clean the room between crops.

Mother nature can also be a real Bitch at times though. :)

If you are really looking to get help. Then revert back to post #5. To diagnose a problem, you need information. With out it, you will just keep getting guess's. You have not even given the temps or the type of system being used.

That sucks! Better luck next time.

Coco looks like soil. Feels like soil. But it is not soil. Coco is more like Hydro, But it has most all of the benefits of soil. It is about impossible to over water. If you are groing in 100% Coco Get the PH of your Coco down to about 5.8 and you will be golden.

WOH!!!! There Doggy!! I have been growing in nothing but 100% Coco for almost 5 years now. You want to feed them at about 5.8 PH and have about 20-25% run off out the bottom to wash out the old built up salts. If you do not do this, you will get salt build up within your COCO and your PH will...