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what is the NPK ratio?

and thanks dude compliments are welcome and appreciated lol

I swear I had this spider living in one of my rooms and whenever I would sit down to water my plants he would just come chill on the end of a leaf.. I was thinkin WTF but it seems every time I went in there he was out chillin lol I hate spiders and they creep me the fuck out but I decided to...

but i'm not gonna get into an argument about it.. to each his own

He might have slightly burnt them in the past (tips of fan leaves) but the yellowing is from lack of magnesium. But go ahead and flush cause this dude knows what he is talking about????

whatever dude, flush it and i will bet you that it gets worse... MAG DEF

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JgGA-hHWxtA&feature=related

REAL spiders are good to have in your growroom (even know their creepy as fuck).. They eat all the insects that will eat your plants..

Are you saying your tent had something to do with your plants dying? Sorry to lazy to read thru all the posts..

do you have any pics? Is it possible that it's spidermites? Neem oil should take care of pm and doesn't leave any residue so I don't think its from the Neem oil. Sulfur burners work good at preventing PM

But that's not from heat IMHO

My guess would be that they are a tad overfed, next watering just use plain water with no food added. No sense in flushing cause its just gonna fuck with the plant. Plain water then feed after that and you should be good

the yellowing is normal when doing that, I always do 48 hours complete darkness and my ladies do the exact same thing. That's why i was wondering if you just started blooming them.. They will green back up in a few days. Nothing to worry about

I would also keep the nitrogen up a little for the first couple of weeks in flowering

You my good sir are experiencing a magnesium def, calmag will stop the progression of yellowing leaves.

You can also check to see if they need watering by the weight of the pots. Just be careful when doing the finger method because your lights tend to dry out the top layer of soil but deeper down the soil can still be wet

are those just starting to flower?

Trace Elements Sulphur (S) is a component of plant proteins and plays a role in root growth and chlorophyll supply. Distributed relatively evenly with largest amounts in leaves which affects the flavor and odor in many plants. Sulphur, like calcium, moves little within plant tissue and...

make sure you have a fan blowing on low to strengthen up the stems, and get your lights a little closer so they don't stretch

It does sound interesting, I have never heard of those before