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Thanks guys its done now hope for the best haha i will be useing local pre mixed soil with peat and lime

cool man i hope it pulls through good luck im subbed keep us posted!!

i am battling a similar problem which i come to find out is my Ph is to acidic i just also added lime to resolve the problem im using MG soil .14 .14 .14 mixed with black earth topsoil the discoloring of the leaves look alot alike in those pics but a little different like a phosphorus deficiency...

just put it on top of the soil i guess or in water

thanks clamdigger i got the lime gonna add it now

im in the process of flushing now with PH'd water to 7.0 doing 4 cups every 5 minutes waiting for run off then will be watering with nutes and molasses PH'd at 6.7

Just the water at 7.0 in a few do the nutes. if i just flush with 7.0 it should be fine Hemlock? then after about 20 minutes or so use nutes..

thanks for the replies and yes its showing problems heres a couple pics

What Should i do? what i was gonna do is ph 7.0 my water and flush is this a bad idea? after i flush i am gonna water with half strength nutes and 1 tablespoon molasses and PH 6.7 any suggestions before i do this??:wall:

Great thread very informative...

It looks good Galileo, healthy looking girl you got there, filling in pretty sweet too!!

Thanks guys!! and yeah i will keep it updated every week at least... and i am hopeing it will be at least 15 g at least, see how she goes just getting over the first problem from my pH being to acidic and locking out nutes!! now she seems to have pulled through and back in action!!

+ Using Seaweed in the Garden If you live near the sea here are a few tips on utilising a valuable free resource for your garden...

Week 3 continued: she grew up into the lights overnight about 2 inches burned a couple leaves.. wow.. first time ever wonder if it got to do with the new addition of molasses??

This is the updated pics from just now: New growth is nice and green:

Thanks Nmate2oo2 +rep to you for knowing the symptoms... i done alot of searching, a friend sent me a link that that showed me it is a pH problem i just figured it out a couple days ago when i posted those pictures, i thought it was a cal/mag problem but my soil was to acidic and nute locked it...

a few more sites i found on the use of seaweed and kelp!! i know its alot of reading im starting to go cross eyed reading so much..lol.. but its really good info and helps if you plan on useing it for your crops:leaf:

Growing up in the north east I remember in the spring and summer one of the neighbors making his way home from the beach with a couple of wet trash bags filled with seaweed. He used to put it around his tomato plants and they always grew robust producing lots of fruit. At the time we also had...

Kelp Fertilizer increases fruit and flower production, vastly improves foliage coloration, and turbo charges plant growth naturally This page listed under Organic Fertilizer Kelp fertilizer can make excellent amendments to the garden soil. As seaweed, kelp is a great bio-activator...

Seaweed contains all major and minor plant nutrients, and all trace elements; alginic acid; vitamins; auxins; at least two gibberellins; and antibiotics. Of the seaweed contents listed after nutrients and trace elements, the first, alginic acid, is a soil conditioner...