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she wont get over watered by it right?

ok im going to do it right now. it has gotten much worse and im affraid she is going to die

i was wondering how well hydroponics will work with a sea of green/ perpetual harvest. where you have mothers that supply clones that you make every 2-4 weeks and then you harvest every 2-4 weeks. you would have to have several hydro set ups and it would be space consuming but i was wondering...

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i have heard a lot about mollases but i dont know anyone who has used it, what kind do you use, when, and how?

what kind of mollasses would you use just regular or what and how?

i dont know how to check my ph

yeah it is, lot more work than i thought

i use cfl's would i still want to take it out for the day? also would i put it in a dark room or just out in a room that gets some sunlight

i am having a problem with my plants and some one told me i need to flush them but i dont know how. SO how do you flush them?

how do i do that?

how will it help?

can i use the strips they use to test the ph in aquiriums?

how do i solve the problem just give them water no nutes till it goes away?

im using miracle grow nutes and regular potting soil that had some earthworm castings in it. the water i use is from one of those filll it your self things at the grocery store. i use the tomatoe nutes for vegging and i have some flower nutes for flowering

i have no way of testing it

can anyone tell me whats wrong with her?

yeah i have been watering her way to much then thank you. any other advise is welcome as well

the humidity is about 45 and the temp stays betweem 65 and 80 the lights are 4 26w(100w) 6500k that put out 1600 lumens each the soil is a regular poting soil from walmart i dont know the ph and i use the water from those fill it yourself water things which i also dont know the ph of

The stems are kinda purple and the leafs are willting. Is this just shock from the transplant