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Sounds like your trying to speak of Nitrogen toxicity when saying dark green and too much nutrient. Let me show you the grinding halt I came to with a nitrogen toxicity, dosnt really look similiar.

Yea I feel the same man. We will get there..... having my first harvest under my belt will feel extremely good.

We better not grow together or we will find so many issues we will kill them

I couldn't agree more, however I wish I had lower expectations and could accept that if it's growing just leave it alone. I can't help but think about growth I'm leaving on the table due to a plant that isn't 100% healthy.

Yea I'm up to 1000ppm with the right mixture

Jen brings up a good point I was assuming you had some kind of aeration going on as well. It was a odd concept for me at first but your roots need to breath.

So I did fresh mix of nutrient, and things have seemed to normalize.

Well my tap water is about 170ppm. Sounds like they have no nutrient?

If your trying to be inconspicuous about your pickiness say your trying to grow hot peppers. Some of those guys get as serious as us!

See now you just make it sound like so Much fun! Hehe

And yes but I do DWC so the roots remain in nutrient all the time. Edit:referring to Jen

Listen to a guy like this ^ not me. I do think there is some importance in your soil ph though. I would agree that it is probably much more important in hydro.

I mainly have hydro literature but take a look at this, your range will be different.

No PH meter? PH is crucial to the proper aborption of nutrients.

Well the first thing they are going to do is tell you to test PH of your soil. Fungus or nats can cause that too.

Another thing is in my area the season is very short as well. Which then makes the pros of outdoors less valuable. So some of it is location dependent as well.

Lol ouch, well yea and then allthose other critters! And we have deer that like to eat the buds. And then the worry of someone stumbling upon your pride and joy! But I do agree about the perfect environment when only one pest makes it indoors!

The stress of bugs alone is enough to keep me indoors.

You planting bodies or weed? Hehe. Just messing I have no clue to the proper size hole.

Something that dawned on me is I think I've heard transplants can cause stunting as well. I don't know how many stepping stones you have to her final destination but something worth looking into.