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leaves seem a little droopy, but other than that looks good. good luck!

I've been using 2 gallons (approx. maybe a little less) to water all 9 of the ladies, so I guess I'll water them a little more until I see more runoff, and start watering them less often. As far as strains, if you look on the bottom right of the pictures when zoomed in it says what stain/how...

misting isn't very beneficial considering the risks it presents... burning leaves, mold, etc. sounds to me like you should be just fine at 83, but pictures of your room would help a lot. and how far away are the lights from the plants is important if you cant get pictures

I've been watering them every 24 hrs b/c they seem to need it. the day after watering the plants start becoming droopy. After I water them they are very perky until the following day (then whenever they show signs of drooping I water). And yea I'm going to transplant the plants in the 2 gal pots...

If you're talking about the 2nd, 4th or 6th picture its because the pH was off during those weeks. When you enlarge the pictures they are labeled in the bottom right corner what strain/week they are. Hope that's what you're talking about, otherwise i'm not too sure what you're seeing...

ahh, i see.... that's too bad. 85 is better, but a little lower would be better as the summer is approaching and it will def be getting warmer out, making it even harder to cool the tent. i have no experience with co2, but i would get an intake fan as well, considering the plants cant use co2 in...

Posted this originally in the design/setup forum, but the tent is now running perfectly and I could not figure out how to switch forums so I'm re-posting here (as I'm looking for input on my ladies). So here is what I am working with: GrowLab 120 (4'x4'x6.5') 6" Hydrofarm Raidaint AC reflector...

how did you let 2 plants die from underwatering? how long are you letting them go without water? and 89 is on the high side as far as temp goes.... do you have an intake or exhaust?

decided to just snap the new pictures and post them now. Ladies are 3-4 weeks old now. let me know if you have any questions or comments!! EDIT: forgot to mention that I FIMd all of the ladies today (LA woman & Island sweet skunk a few days ago), so I cant wait to see what the new growth does...

Sorry it took so long but here are some pictures from about a week ago... ive been feeding them at 1/2 strength and they've been responding well. Ill snap some new pictures later tonight and get them posted tomorrow too! Cheers!

yea ummm you dont want high humidity at all during flowering... just gonna increase the chance of mold.... humidity isnt the worst problem to have, as it isnt the biggest deal in a plant growing. If you keep your temp at the right spot and your plants are growing well, youre fine. however, if...

looks like its heat related to me... just got a little burned. get a thermometer asap and let us know what the temp in there is. also, prob not the best to use a 24/0 cycle. try a 20/4 cycle... they need a little break from the light every now and then

NO!! DONT SEPARATE THE ROCKWOOL AND SOIL FROM THE PLANT!!!! You will damage very sensitive root hairs or the roots themselves, which can shock and kill the plant. As an earlier post said, it looks like you've got a pretty bad case of spider mites on that middle plant, which leads me to believe...

Yea I'd start flowering them... Keep up the good work!

just remember to try and make as clean a cut as possible (if you have to trim), so the plant can heal itself quickly

your ladies look big to me for only being 5 weeks old... I'm 2 weeks into growing a chemdawg and would be surprised if mine was that large at 5 weeks. (im also running under 1000w, fwiw) keep up the good work

I'm a first time grower, but it looks good to me so far! keep it up

mylar > any white stuff .... IMO

looks nice... keep up the hard work!

yea you should get some pictures up. Much easier to understand what you're working with here that way