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actually that is what i'm using is the extreme gardening. what i'm wondering is if my water is gonna kill it? I fed with grow big because mycos doesn't have much of a nutrient value. I'm trying out Kangaroots, mycos madness and extreme gardening mycos added to soil when transplanted. They mycos...

FF DOESN'T BURN and they are not known for that. Keep grow big going into flowering. I would do in weeks 1-3 1ts grow big, 2 tablespoons big bloom and 1 teaspoon tiger bloom. Up your tiger bloom in weeks 4-7 to 2 ts's per gallon and plain water week 7 & 8. But also remember there is a 2 weeks...

wrong light.............

But it might not be dying but rather getting burnt from the soil being too hot. Is the new growth yellow and looks kinda shriveled ?

anything is possible. So YES it's possible

90% of the time you can tell whats the matter just by a pic, more info helps ALOT but they best way to tell WTF is wrong with your ladies is by seeing it.

ok so maybe it doesn't, so does that mean I killed them and their not working or at least not working to full potential? Should I be using bottled water or something along those lines?

and I'm pretty sure RO removes it

I use RO water....

Back your light off when you mist it also. And unless your foliar feeding then there is really not much of a benefit to misting your plants

Heat stress, back your light off... I didn't even have to read what you wrote

I think but not completely sure that it is mostly sativa, which most sativa's are very sensitive to food.

And YIKES its pretty bad nute burn, flush ASAP

That plant is overfed, give her a good flush then don't feed til next watering

Are they under lights? I don't think you wanna let your roots dry out but I don't use rockwool and never have. If there is any roots then you can transplant now.

It is just lacking Nitrogen, its not any pests. I have seen this a billion times, as soon as he feeds it some veg food then the yellowing will stop. If he doesn't then the whole plant is gonna end up looking like that

yup that's what i would do, but your wasting electric. Plus they might actually start to stretch

Like 4 feet away but i wouldn't recommend it

Promix works fantastic

I would say if your watering every day then try feeding as directed every 3rd watering. You could also foliar feed with that food to green it up quicker. I would try 1 teaspoon per gallon and spray both sides of leaves either early in the morning or after the sun is done beating down on them