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Before you go calling people dumbass you need to have your own house in order. You know jack about growing in soil/soiless. The PH of your water/solution is meaningless so long as your alkalinity is in check. You do know what alkalinity is don't you? I grow with mineral salts in Promix HP...

Ummm...this has nothing to do with PH. He burn't the crap out of them. Whatever you do don't give them anything else. If you run some water through them and give them some time they should be fine.

Have you fed them yet, and if so what and how much? What kind of water are you using.

Thanks! They haven't been fed for 13 days and show no signs of being hungry yet. Stalks are incredibly strong. I do like the versatility of the 2 part.

Wise words from a wise man.

Excellent post!

I think your on to something.

I don't know what the problem is but it's not singularly N. Nitrogen will take one or two leafs at a time then move on to the next leaving as much healthy foliage as possible. What and how much have you been feeding? Using tap water? Are you letting the chlorine evaporate? Google Chlorine...

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Good to see that there's some folks out there who actually do know what they're talking about. Listen to this guy.

Just curious, what strain is that. It looks like it has tremendous potential. Pretty too!

Yea just increase the ppm's in your medium even more that's sure to fix it.

Research osmosis. Once your soil becomes hypertonic the plant will stop/slow the uptake of water/nutrients then begins to transfer nutrients from the leaves to the new growth. You need to get the plant transpiring again. Clear your medium of a good portion salts but not all. It will take 6-10...

I believe it gives the roots much more room to stretch their leggs. Pretty much eliminates a plant becoming rootbound. So long as their are enough nutrient in you medium to go around why would they compete? This is day 14 of 12/12.

16 plants in two 20 gallon tubs, very easy maintenance.

At this point I think I'm going declare that PH'ing your solution/water is bullshit(so long as your medium is PH buffered) . I haven't addresed PH at any point and the girls are thriving. I AM paying attention to the alkalinity of my water and keeping it under 40 ppm. I have also been doing...

I'm not gonna lie, the two part is awesome. This is my first time using 100% mineral salts and I must say at this point I'm sold.

You can get RO at WallyWorld for 37 cents a gallon. Use it to cut your tap water. Get the PPM's under 100 and you should be golden.

Just a quick update. The plants seem to be thriving. I have stayed away from mineral salts due to the fear of overfeeding and PH issues but at this point my fears seem to be unjustified. I have ran the pineapple express twice before and they have never looked this good. The stalks are a color...

One school of thought is to keep the plants as green as possible til the very end. You do that with N. Your nutrients don't have a lot of K, are you supplementing with something else?