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6.5 ph allows the plant's easy uptake of all vital nutrients. You know a good flush never hurts anything, especially if the is strong suspicion of over feeding. Overfeeding can also keep the soil ph all locked up or fluctuating contsantly, the runnoff could have a different ph than soil in these...

Yep feeding everytime causes build up in the soil and then problems. Have you tested the ph of your tap water? Tap does have some macro stuff that is beneficial to the plants. It also has chlorine, so let it set out at least a day before you use it. luck

Follow Fletch's advice and your plant will come back. If you light was burning the plants the evidence of light burn would be on the top of the plant, not the bottom.

The problem is your ph. It should be 5.8 for hydro. 6.8 is ph for soil growing. Above 6.8 in soil then ther is lockout of cal-mag. Above 5.8-6.0 cal-mag gets locked out in hydro. Cal-mag issues will cause slow growth and diminished yeild if not corrected and then maintained. luck

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Damn! Now that is a pump and it should give you the air flow you need to avoid that issue again. Sorry she died.

So what are ya gonna do now? Your not going to throw in the towel are ya? I do believe there is a way to treat this issue. Either check the faqs section on this site, wait for someone who knows to chime, or PM a hydro grower.

Surely they have some nice product, their bloom boosters are good. I just question their line of basic grow/bloom nutrients. For a chemical line of nutrients calibration can get tricky and hot. I just feel safer using nutes that aren't so fussy, and perhaps I'm the fussy one, operator error we...

I used this line for my first 5 grows (did not want to waste the money I spent) and had many issues the entire time. It didn't matter how I mixed the solution or calibrated my ph, there was always problems. Right now all my growing neighbors are using it and they are having constant issues...

Nope pot smoking in the grow room won't hurt your plants. Your plants look good....for the weak skinny new growth give a shot of veg nutes. They are ready for their flower cycle, when do you plan on switching them over?

You can pick up fox glove plants at any store that has a garden center.....walmart, lowes, home depot.

Plants also stretch for the first 2-3 weeks of flower. But aside from the normal flower time stretch the flimsiness of your stems is a nutirent issue. Not totally sure on which issue causes flimsey stems though. Pics would definately help though. What is your ph? What do you feed them? NPK...

Agree with Big Balls.......:peace: Turn off that hps for a few and snap some pics with just your flash, we'll see the color and then we can help diagnose

I have them about 15 feet from the rest of the garden. My pot plants are growing inside a shed in the back yard. My outdoor garden contains watermellon, lemon cucumbers, tomatoes,and zuccini. The nats loved my pot and the zuccini, but once I planted already blooming fox glove the nats went to...

leaf minors......not sure how to treat though......wait for someone to come along who knows about treating for this infestation. I had trouble with white nats not too long ago and treated with a mix of cold pressed neem oil and a drop of dish soap. I sprayed my plants with it, it helped some...

And another thing to consider is your use of superthrive and miracle grow soil. The combo of the 2 may just be blasting your plants with too much boosting power. I'd say stop with the superthrive and then go with what Bone man said.

He really is doing the punch cards. Think thats they were voting for Bush, Rusty looks like he's telling Bush what he really thinks of him.:roll:

sun leaves fan leaves.....same thing, no difference. You can cut off some of the lower fans to open up the bushyness and air flow, but leave fan leaves that are close to the top of the plant. You still need fan leaves to absorb and utilize light.

no that makes 12 of us

Yes the one plant is a male and you do have leaf minors. It does not look like you have any nutrient issues. Along with the little trails the minors bore into your leaves, they also affect the health of the leaves, which would cause your leaves to look similar to nutrient burn. I'm not sure...