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I have multiple bags of the coast of Maine stonington blend. The bags are heavier than most soils and I'm wondering should I put rice hulls in the mix to really loosen up the soil. If so how much rice hulls would you add to 1 bag of soil

I honestly forgot to clean the top of my tent the last time and my fan so it's a good thing I'm rechecking everything. Keeping the lights on to get real hot is smart thinking what would you say is a detrimental temperature to kill off eggs or mites

Hey guys couple months ago I got a spider mite infestation on my plants in the middle of flowering. Fought them off until harvest. Tried my best to clean up the entire grow space with various soaps and bleaches after the fact. Waited about 2 weeks and put in some more plants. Go figure those...

The funny thing is I vacuumed the carpets to the best of my ability and bleached my whole tent inside and out and yet there still back it's very sad

After removing plants with spider mites how should I go about cleaning my area? How long can spider mites and eggs stay alive without plants to feed on? Can they live within carpets, clothing, or other belongings? Any help is greatly appreciated thank you

Besides mold would nutrient uptake become a problem?

What would start to happen with the same humidity and not enough airflow?

When vegging out a mature plant what will end up happening after awhile of being in humidity above 72%

One of the plants started tacoing it's much better now but this plant is showing these pale signs I'm assuming it'll get better since I've gotten lower temps!?

It would greatly be appreciated for someone to chime in!!!

Some sort of deficiency is starting at the top of the canopy and I can't figure it out. We had some extreme heat and humidity last week night this have something to do with it? Or is this more of a calcium deficiency?

I can promise you guys it's not pest related. Had some high heat and high humidity last week causing one plant to start tacoing. I'm assuming between high humidity and watering from the top of the canopy could add to this problem

Nope. I only add water. When I water my plants I use a submersible pump and hold the hose over the plants and penetrate the soil from stop. So I am hitting my leaves with water every time I water

Idk all leaves are a real nice dark green and the stonington blend soil has a ton of nitrogen amendments slow and fast release. I would assume with nitrogen the whole leaf would begin yellowing not spotting like this

It's only on one plant. The other 3 plants are not showing the paleness thought the leaf. Another one of my plants was suffering last week through high heat/humidity put that into check and the taco of the leaf is disappearing. Could this be a sign of stress through excessive heat and humidity...

These plants are just about 2 months old running in coast of maine stonington blend there's calcium through the lobster compost and such. The soil is strong but after 2 months of no cal mag additives I feel as it might just need a very little

I've checked for mites and thrips there's no signs anywhere even used a microscope

Lots of leaves starting to show pale spots throughout. I've looked underneath for mites which are none. I'm wondering if it's the beginning stages of a calcium deficiency?

Ooh good question I bet it's high as fuck to be honest humidity has been pretty high and then being in the tent will make it even higher. Perhaps I need to get a dehumidifier

First picture you can see that the leaves are the shape of a taco especially the new growth. The other 3 plants are doing fine not showing the taco. Assuming this plant is just more in the sensitive side and my temps are riding borderline. Had 3 hot days this week on the east coast 90+ so I...