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Watch that sunburn Roc. :blsmoke: Nicely done for a first attempt, you did the right thing by being cool and accepting advice, well done. bongsmiliebongsmilie

Well then, if you already know so much and are calling people dumbasses, why do you keep starting so many threads asking the same questions?? Those NPK figures 2-0.5-1.5 are very low, probably good for your average indoor plant, but mary is fast growing and some strains like lots of nutes. Most...

They will start to flower usually by 21 days for fmales, and 16 days for males, this is the average times. Doesn't need a flowering bulb (more red spectrum) but it helps to use one after a month or so.:peace:

For Dolomite lime it's 1 cup per square foot, 1 square foot is roughly 28 litres, or 1/8 cup per gallon. It doesn't dissolve in water too well so it's best to mix it in with the soil. Read these links first, it will give you a better idea. :weed...

I don't think you are going out on a limb, he has at least 4 threads asking the same question but refuses to beleive it could be a nitrogen deficiency. Some people cant be helped.:hump:

It's using up the nitrogen in those leaves. A lot of people start using flowering nutes when they go 12/12, when in fact you should keep up the veg nutes for several weeks after going 12/12. They have a huge growth spurt and use up all of the nitrogen which is a mobile nutrient, meaning the...

My bags are 220/120/73/25, plus they came with a really fine mat about 9x11 inches that I place on some paper towels to but the hash on to drain. Seems like there are quite a few different bubble bag options.:bigjoint:

I'll second that. How long since 12/12? What strain? :blsmoke:

Yellow tips usually means over fertilising. :bigjoint:

It's a weed, not some exotic temperamental plant. You are worrying too much, they will be fine.:weed:

A regular reflector will be OK for what you have in mind, but consider using in inlet fan as well as an outlet fan, the more air circulation the better.:bigjoint:

Probably because it's been 6 weeks since his last post with pics. Bad luck about the boys, I normally pull them ways before they get that advanced though.:peace:

I have been having the same problem for a while. Sulpher deficiency is the usual culprit, add some Epsom Salts (Magnesium Sulphate) although it may take a few weeks to clear up. I also found backing off the lights a little helps as well. Are you using any foliar sprays with Penetrator?:joint:

OMG, what do you expect anyone to say from that pic??:?

#3 - Quit growing and become a sex slave to 40 year old ++ rich ladies:hump:

Been curious about this myself, not sure what bubbleboys problem is, maybe he can't comprehend simple questions. I would think that 50% of what the charts say would be a good starting point, but it would also depend on any soil amendments as well. Let us know how it goes.:peace:

Sorry but it was about a year ago and it could take forever to find it. Basically he tried it with a plant but the roots filtered the colour, so he cut the stem and placed it into a glass of coloured water, the colour went through the plant and that's about it really. I can't remember if it...

There has been a lot of reports lately of auto's not flowering, poor breeding I suspect. But the damage to the leaves just looks like they came into contact with the soil, nothing to worry about usually.:peace:

I tried the local shops, but they only have the ones where you add some drops to water and compare it to the colour charts that come with it. Being colour blind these things shit me off no end, can't wait for the Milwaukee one to arrive.:peace:

Thats exactly what I ended up doing,, I mixed some fine dolomite lime (about 3 tablespoons a gallon) and shook it for a while before flushing the pots. I also sprinked some on top of each pot and have been watering with PH 7 water every 2 days. They have definately perked up and looking good...