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:clap::clap::clap: BRAVO!!! You may now take a bow:clap::clap::clap:

Get the reccomendation first. If you have a true medical reason for a card get one and be happy that you have one. The Doc may not give it to you because you sound like you want to grow to sell, doc could interprete that as GREED :fire:and not medical need. Damn there is always one bad...

The fuzzy lookin stuff on the tiny white roots is not stuff at all, it is microscopic roots hairs. I don't see any rot there, unless the black in the rock wool is mold. Is it some soil left from the transplant? They are growing real slow. Possibly from the transplant from one grow medium to...

Your pot should be on the light side except for right after being watered. It should lighten up daily. You may have to go longer than 2-3 days for your soil to lighten up, depends on how warm your grow room is, how fast your plants are drinking, and how big the pots are that your plants are in.

Lift your pot, is it heavy? Anyways, you water everyday, not good for the plant. This keeps the soil wet all the time. It really needs a chance to dry out especially since a dry soil will let the roots breath, and they like oxygen. Instead of watering everyday w/ a small amount of water, try...

These fellow growers are right on the money!! This is your ticket to gnat free growing. As long as your grow environment is warm and your soil is consistantly wet you have the perfect conditions for gnats and mold in your soil and I am venturing to say that you probably have some of that as...

I recently switced to using coco this grow. Bought a dry block of coco and treated it with ro water and cal-mag. Then I mixed the coco with fox farms ocean forest soil, the mix ended up with about 60% being coco and 40% ffof. The guy at our neighborhood hydro shop reccomended this mix after...

I think it is a bit early to back off yet. If they are only 5 weeks in they need to be fed at least one more time to carry em all the way home. They are already yellow and if they do not eat again they will not have anything stored to take them another 3-4 weeks. Your plants are barely 1/2 way...

What soil product are you using? How often are you watering? Have you checked the temps of your soil? 2 of the only reasons mold will grow in your soil is if the soil never has a chance to dry out completely and if the temps in your soil is too warm, these 2 things provide the perfect...

That's about the time I shut up, fainting will work every single time. :o

Yes, and I really like it especially since I'm a girl. :-P:clap::clap:

Just give her a good sound fucking, that'll shut her up for awhile............but you gotta give her the big "O" or it'll never work. ;) ......it always shut me right up, anyways, lol

They are hungry. Make sure your ph hovers at 6.5 and feed them a grow nutrient. They should be fine once they eat.

He could have at some point during the clones life, but it isn't overwatered right now, it's hungry

one more thing, she is not over or under watered. Since you haven't watered in 4 days on this go around with water add the nutrients.

Since you cloned from a mature plant the clone must eat. Clones cannot be treated like a seedling, meaning seedlings in soil need no food for the first 2-3 weeks. I think this is your clone issue, she just needs what you are giving the other one, food. Start out with 1/2 dose.....well anyways...

......and epsom salt is not a ph corrector at all and neither is dolomite lime. The lime is used as a ph buffer, it keeps the soil ph from rising above 7.0 that is all it does as far as ph goes. You are a little on the late side for adding dolomite lime because it is not fast acting, however you...

You do have mold in that one bud. Here are some pics for you to see. One is yours and the other 2 are my affected cola from a grow last year. Hope this helps.

MG Moisture Control soil attracts gnats, fungus gnats more specifically because it almost never has the chance to get dry. Tussel is dead on with his very simple but true cure. Any soil that does not ever completely dry out will always get you your very own collection of gnats. How often are...