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yeah... would love to try that, but a proper one is quite costly.. :? 100-200eu in a headshop... or maybe I did not see any cheaper ones...

I knew it! That it's worth asking rather than thinking silently whether this or whether that.. I was arguing with my father, he was like old greedy grandpa saying that I waste money losing a lot of potency in water, that I should add only the little of water etc. while I told him to shut up and...

the reason I've been asking whether any of water splashed on leaves cause that might be the reason what burned the plants. But also you have been trying to fix ph with lime. Lime is calcium. And excess of calcium locks out the mg. Here are description of mg def. Magnesium (Mg) Deficiency...

now everybody who reads Slipons posts go ahead and give some rep+ for this guy! go on... Thanks man! really helpful!

Slipon, should this method be avoided when not critical? I mean that oxygen can boost the growth, elements uptake etc. but probably it would kill some useful bacteria or other microorganisms? And how fast does that bacteria get back to the soil after h2o2 watering? Also if e.g. I used some...

whoa man, that "almost the rest of the bottle.." sounded scary :D make sure you don't overdose from the excitement :D

I believe it has to be drenched with the concentration of H2O2 Slipon mentioned above, only then H2O2 will start doing its job in all of the soil - filling it with oxygen and neutralizing any fungus or root rot. I doubt that spraying will do any good, cause it will touch only the surface of the...

you might be right as well, but all my overwatered plants had a tendency of bending its leaf fingers downwards..

yeah I do agree with you, maybe it's just a very early stage of overferting with N. Maybe tomorrow he will have his leaves curled and cupped. but that applies if your scenario is right. If he was feeding the same all the way through then we need more pictures, to know what his soil consists of...

also bookmark this. cause not only overfert or underfert may cause this, but also one element excess can cause another uptake problems. I suggest you book mark this http://www.totalgro.com/concepts.htm this is what Uncle Ben was posting in his tweaks and pointers thread. it's a long thread, will...

also have a look at this link. this is a 'must have' thing in your bookmarks, or on a paper in the nutes shelf http://www.totalgro.com/concepts.htm

do you do any foliage feeding? when you water, you sure you did not splash some water with nutes on the leaves?

But if there would be N toxicity, upper leaves would be bending and cupping. Some plants just have darker color than others. That was my assumption. His plants leaf tips aren't yellow, leaves aren't curling or cupping. Probably would be a good idea if you could write exactly how much do you...

just sharing of what I've learned in my past grow. you can read in my sig C99 and SLH how I struggled in there with all the pics of deficiencies and very informative help. Cheers!

yeah, bone and blood would increase it. you see NPKs, just make some math and try to achieve. I grow with 4-3-6 and it works out fine as well. there are 6 main elements plant needs most. N, P, K, Mg, S, Ca. In indoor soil grow P is least needed. make sure you got high N through the grow so the...

malaka, you're living in Rhode island? :)) that's pretty hot in there isn't it? I was around the same time there last year.. it was unbearable.. not a single cloud lol and 86+ outside... if not for the wind I would have died in there..

yeah man, do that, try to evaluate the temp on the top of mj, your aim - 70-80. going over 85 is a bad thing. also carefull with the fan, try to put a fan in an angle so it would blow the heat off but not bend the stems. they have anough stress alr.

yeah, go to some swamp and check on some dead trees - they're standing ;) they are still alive, at least two of them, you can keep them 1 inch away from cfl, as long as a fan is blowing air to remove heat. if theres no fan, 6 inches might be too hot.. as long as you have some green in the very...

dude! do not give up. read instead slapping yourself. we all make mistakes and have harsh time fixing them. you learned ur lesson in a hard way, but now u know better than those who did not have this problem. you can do it, but patience goes a long way here. its not like you will fix it in one...

also watering every other day sounds too often.. unless you are watering too little, or you keep plants in a very dry and ventilated space which I doubt. water them so you would have like 20-30% runoff and wait till the pots will be easy to lift. soil has to dry but not to the point of crust.