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AN makes the best up and down on the market, by far. It takes way too much silica to be used as an adjuster, IMO.

Than you're not growing the right fungus :) :)

I'm learning all sorts of stuff about masterblend. So this is their 2-part; https://www.masterblend.com/vegetable-and-tomato-formula/ 5-12-26 which includes Mg. Just add calnit.

'Grow More' also makes a 5-11-26 and so does Southern AG.

I had no idea https://www.masterblend.com/5-11-26-hydroponic-formula

lol

Haven't tried Jacks. I was just about to switch to Jacks but after a little more thought I stayed with MB. They are pretty similar and again, my plants have never been better then the schedule I run now. Not a fan of MC. If a company is constantly changing their formulas and the way they do...

I love it. It's the longest I've stayed with a program. And my plants have never been better.

Yeah, he's still around IG

I thought the big draw to 3-2-1 is it's a start to finish feed schedule. Thats how I run 4-18-38. seedlings to plants about to harvest get the same feed.

I agree. 86° isn't that bad. Just have lots of air flow..

You can use anything. Plant saucers would be a start. :) Go to dollar tree. They have all sorts of plastic stuff that can be used as a catch.

I did for the longest time with straight tap water. No ph'ing. But at this time I feed up to harvest. I can't tell the difference so it was just one added step. And even before that I flushed with ph'd water. That was yet another pain in the ass step. I have tried to simplify my grow at every...

Ok. They look close to me but I don't really know anything about autos. They still have plenty of white hairs(not necessarily a deciding factor always) so I agree they may need more time. One of them looks ready or even past prime.

Whats in those ziplock bags?

Club soda and seltzer water are carbonated by two different processes. Seltzer doesn't have sodium like club soda does. just an FYI

Heres what I do. Water your pot to 100% field capacity. To where it can't possibly get any wet'er. Then you come back the next day and water just enough to get it back to 100%, like yesterday. And thats how I water. In late flower its full waters everyday. I try for as little runoff as possible...

I am glad you said 'a little runoff'. NOT 30%. People seem to get confused between watering everyday to 'top-off' the container, and letting the coco dry out. Then giving it a full water with more runoff to flush what was captured during it drying out. So IMO there are a couple schools of...

I don't think its due to defoliating. I think its a crappy light. Even with the missing leaves; the nodding indicates low light. Even with a low number of 'solar panels' the plants should be flowering. OP doesn't even know when they started 12/12. 'been around a month'.

@Coalcat Awesome freaking post! And super valid points all around. respect homie!!!