Search results

Check out this information http://earthobservatory.nasa.gov/Features/OzoneWeBreathe/ozone_we_breathe3.php Ozone’s Effects on Plants Because ozone formation requires sunlight, periods of high ozone concentration coincide with the growing season. Just as in damage to people, ozone damage to...

The title kinda described the question already.

just the sense of what it is. you know. i wanted to show appreciation. but cool man i understand where you are coming from

how can i make sure my ph doesnt fluctuate? so it stays right around 7

these ones

did you happen to look at the first couple of pages?? i posted some pics. so i dont know if you related them or not. just wondering.

Bricktop you are full of useful information my good friend. thank you for your help. i tried rep+ you but it said i gotta spread the lovin first. THANKS MAN!!!

so nute lock out due to the ph being wayway acidic. below 4

Blame the girlfriend on the mg moisture control bro... Lol i was sick and she went to go pick up the soil lol...had gnat larva in it to.. But killed those little fuckers ahahahhahahahha!!!! (evil laugh)

i see. so could that be the problem... what do you thnk Bricktop? whats your prognosis

maybe root bound.....but i know its not root rot

and mine have neither

how would i know if its a salt build up

i am using mg moisture control with a personal blend of perlite. just to where it looks even you know...? i used that same bloom nute on this plant with no problems. but im not ruling that out. every plant is different. your PH is way off you should be flushing with a ph of 6 at least (I do...

the plant is like about 25-28 inches id say. im using hard water. so im told 300ppm i my feeding is about 500-600 of actual nutes. so that puts the ppm at about 800-900 i switched to bloom nutes about a week or two after the first hair popped out... no pests. no pruning. i pinched the top...

Thank you... LOL you crack me up bricktop lol (we are not worthy..... we are worms!!!) lol ;)

the sagging leaves were due to a watering/feeding i think. so thats where im coming from on this whole root rot thing. i think you are over exaggerating this problem. the plant below was in a party cup. it sprouted on the 17th of sept last year. she had some heat stress. and had to perform...

no no no no the three new pics are the same plant. just a few week ago. you really think its root rot huh???

built my cab 2x2x4 so if that makes more sense