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Sounds like a nice soil mix you whipped up for yourself! Even in organic grows though, your soil pH is definitely important. Regardless of what you feed the plant, whether it be organic or synthetic, if your soil pH is off you will have various nutrient lockouts. That means, your plant will not...

Relax, do not add Boric Acid to your plant, that is a bad idea, as you're more likely to cause problems than fix them. Adding organic matter would not help you out immediately either, since it takes a period of time for it to break down. I think you need to strongly consider the fact that a...

MaryLou, it says on the site that you posted, that "Boron deficiency is MORE LIKELY TO APPEAR in low humidity". So, low humidity does not CAUSE Boron deficiency. Therefore, raising the humidity would not " fix" the Boron deficiency if you had one. Boron deficiency is very RARE, and most likely...

Hey, compost tea are awesome! Some more details on what ingredients the tea is made up of would be helpful. I use aerated teas as well, but always in conjunction with a steady nutrient schedule. Most growers that I know use tea in cycles, such as feed,water,tea,feed,water,tea. If you are only...

You need way better drainage, yes! ="ambitiousgreenthumb, post: 12780546, member: 133067"]Hi. She's been growing since late march from seed. Moved her indoor and I've been using a combination of homemade willow water and a nitrogen supplement. But then she started doing this. It is a...

You could, but you'd be wasting your time!

Wow, yeah. Or imagine if you smothered them in patchouli oil AND smudged them with sage.

You can definitely switch to organic fertz bro. Just flush your soil really really good to get all of the old shit out. As far as I know, It's the salt buildup from synthetics that really fuck with the microherd in your soil (which is what you want when growing organic)

If you keep them in that soil, you coild always flush them really well next time you water.

I dont I've never seen a babe that young struggle like that because of low N, regardless of the soil type. What would perlite have to do with N? Fill me in bro.

With ocean forest, I definitely would wait a few weeks bofore I fed the plant anything at all. Some people like to flush it out before they plant in it because sometimes it can burn young seedlings (so I've heard). I've never seen it happen first hand though.

I've never heard of a bud "unchunking". Strange. Maybe it looks less swole because there's not as much moisture in the plant? Things tend to shrink as they dry out.

How hot/bright is it where you have them?

Did you bring them straight from inside to full sun? It looks to me like the one that's dropping really bad couldn't handle the light/heat. Hard to be 100% sure though. Leaves curling up like that can be a result of heat stress as well. Try shading them a little bit for a day or two and see if...

That's a tough pickle to be in, having mature buds get PM is something that I've dealt with as well. There's a few things that you can still do. There's plenty of various techniques and solutions to spray or dip the plants in. I had improper ventilation during the drying process once, and it...

What kind of soil do you have them in MaryLou?

I would just make sure that you are giving them what they need to thrive, which is adequate light, i would do 18 hours a day and water when needed. It's good that you care, but I wouldn't stress too much on a couple of little spots like that. Let them do their thing and if the issue doesn't...

Hey Marylou, just so you know; Boron deficiency is a super uncommon problem to have. I've never heard of low humidity causing a deficiency..where did you hear that?