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this makes me laugh, half the violent crims are getting shorter sentences than they should be getting because the prisons are crammed with foreigners, but they'll make room for copyright infringement, sez it all

when i flip my plants, for the first 3 weeks of flower i leave the MH bulb in, as the plants are still effectively vegging it will reduce the stretch as the MH bulb will provide more of the white light spectrum the plant is using, if you use a HPS bulb for the first few weeks of 12/12 you will...

priceless LOL

well i am surprised, LOL

i always thought plants stretch when the light is weak and far away ?

i dont bother about how high the humidity is for the first couple of weeks of the stretch, once you flip um they will soon soon dry those pots out

when i need to run a dehumidifier i always point the intake/fresh air hose directly at the dehumidifier so it passes through the dehumidifier before circulating around the room

nah, quite confident what i have said is reasonable advice just lookin for the opinion of a more experienced coco grower thats all, no need to be shitty, we are british after all

from what you have said you might have sorted the problem with the flush and plain waterings, but have been a bit late reintroducing the nutes after the reset

theres not going to be any nutes left in that compost that haven't been used or flushed out by now, just buffers left, imho so your saying ph between 6.5- 7.0 in a 95% coco media, wheres @coreywebster when you need him

bit more info would be good, like media what are you phing at , what are you feeding them and how much ?

if you look at the chart PH ing at 5.8 constantly will lock out calcium and MG altogether, you need to vary the ph over a week to catch all of the elements that the plant needs you say 1/18th of your media is soil which works out about 5%, that will not make any difference to the ph treat it...

the reason your getting MG def is your PH is too low for proper uptake of cal/mag,let it drift up to 6.5 a couple of times a week, also dont let your coco dry out completely

if you keep your ph at 5.8 you will lock out cal/mag, let it drift upto 6.5 the twisty leaves could be a temps issue if not PH

too much N, and cal/mag deficiency, try letting your ph rise to 6.3 so you dont lock out cal/mag

you should PH around 6.5 or you will get deficiencies, 5.7/6.0 PH levels are for coco

i usually flush for 7-10 days, until i see autumnal coloured leaves (purples and yellows) then i know the plant is using the nutes stored in the leaves

if your using canna A/B as i do, your plants should look green and healthy there should be enough nutes stored in the leaves to finish, so i would carry on with the plain water

new growers should read charts like this first, then they might not need pictures of deficient leaves

after i sprayed with pyrethrum the first time i didn't see any live mites just eggs, i soaked the foliage good and proper, then followed up with the neem every few days to kill the hatching mites, worked a treat, and very cheap compared to other products, hit um hard the first time i think is...