Search results

first of all, heres some information you might need: area of grow space is about 12 sq feet with 600w light, a fan on the floor and an rvk 125-a1 extractor fan. im doing an indoor grow with white widow in 4th week flowering. temps at night are 18.6c with 55% humidity, and temps in day time go up...

true! forgot to say, this time im growing white widow.. however last time it was lemon skunk. had a problem here and there with the white widow but not too severe: another thing to note is the plant is 3 foot, not 4 foot tall. myself i think the node spacing is fairly tight compared...

shit! sorry lol. a 600w HPS!

the title says it all really.... so my plant is about 4 foot tall and is currently in a 50L pot. its in its 3rd week flowering and is root-bound. i'm running out of places to get pots any bigger and am confused as to why my plants roots are continuing to grow so big and fast? i know its a good...

you've got some nice fat buds there! i hope mine off my 600w light turn out as fat as that! i vegged that bitch for at least 6 months! :)

along with my order today i recieved two bottles of bio-heaven and was wondering if anybody has had any experience with this product? is it worth bothering with? i'm using biobloom, topmax, superthrive, plant magic, hesi tnt complex and supervit. is it likely to help with my yield at all?

grow space... u suggesting i feed more than the reccomended then?

yeah, very true! although on my sheet it only says two weeks into flowering! am confused as to why i never had problems before as i never used beg nutes in flowering. will keep using hesi then as thats all i have!

went from lemon skunk to white widow. think thats the only change really. just biobloom and topmax! i had a problem here and there in veg before put then it got to flowering and all was okay. this time round i had problems and stopped feeding hesi and flushed. then i wanted to flower so had no...

hesi tnt complex. i've used biobloom and topmax in flowering before and its done the job for me

ph is at 6.5

hesi is 3-2-3, biobloom is 2-6-3.5 and topmax is 0.1 0.1 0.1. is it a good idea to start using the hesi with them?

have just started to add my hesi nutes to them (used in vegging) not sure on the levels of them all but will check them out. they all have nitrogen in but maybe not enough. you sure its a nitrogen deficiency as its affecting the top?

Will get some pics up now, am feeding biobloom and topmax and then adjusting the PH of the feed. with biobloom im feeding about 3ml/litre and topmax its 4ml/litre. i fed with just PH'ed water a couple of weeks back and am now in weed 3 flowering. ph runoff is fine too and if it is a deficiency i...

hahaha.. so this could potentially be my problem? think it just about drips out but will make sure its enough next time. how long should i wait for things to improve? have my 600w light through now...... how close should i have it?

its one of them plastic ones. what gets me is why the root system is so big, and its still due a bigger pot! no worries, i'll guess i have a deficiency then :( cant see why as i've used these nutes for a couple of years with no problems!

bump! ...anyone?

i was wondering, is it possible for a plant to develop a deficiency if the amount of feed you give it has the correct amount of nutes in it but isn't enough to feed the whole root system? the reason i ask is i've realised i might not be giving my plant enough each time i feed and seems to have...

tested the ph runoff today and it seems fine to me! was round about 6.5... any ideas of what this could be then? i've come up with one possible cause: i have a 50+ litre plant pot for this plant, and although its getting the right amount of nutes in the mix, it might not be recieving enough...