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Very true for example most GHS strains are suited for 1.5 and can go up to 1.8 E.C ! If you order your seeds check what the breeder recommends.

Straight water or a flushing solution I would say but I can't see molasses harming anything.

5.8-6.8 is supposed to be the correct Ph for hydroponics and 6.5-6 in soil so you should be good on the Ph. Have you flushed the system ? or maybe the E.C is too high although 500 ppm sounds low if anything. hmmm tricky situation hope it works out.

If you can only have one light most defiantly keep the HPS. Flowering requires more intense light and also from the 650 nm are of the light spectrum which is best provided by the HPS, CMH are great for vegging but as the plants do not require as intense of light to veg a HPS will do just fine...

I start to flush when 25 percent of hairs have turned the rest usually go quick, but when talking trics there is really 3 different harvest time depends on preference. 1 when hairs are 50 percent red trics are starting to look like they may have an amber tint this produces a more social head...

Its hard to say with the information provided but it looks like a Toxic salt build up due to over-fertilization, the salt in the soil in blocking the roots from taking in nutrients resulting in that multi nutrient/micro nutrient deficient look or maybe it hasn't been fertilized at all and is in...

Ya I had the same problem with my room, my temp was over 80 sometimes up to 90, I was freaking out because I had no room for more fans and the leaves were cupped very bad and crisping at the tips but what I really needed was another exhaust fan that did the trick instantly only got the temp down...

Now seeing the picture they look fine to me a little heat or light stress but not bad. Leach the soil anyways as leaching the soil every 2 weeks is great for the plants. (but who actually does this ? just leach whenever you can :) )

Keep a filter on your intake.You never know where pollen may come from it can travel on the breeze.

Looks like a little light or heat burn put a fan blowing above the plant level see if it helps. Or do nothing as the plant will most likely do just fine as it looks very strong. Good job.

Whats the temp 90+ ? they just look like they are praying for cooler temperatures to me :) Nice thermometer have same one in my room .

you can hang the plants wrapped in newspaper and keep in the closet to slow dry, 3 weeks is a stretch but it could work. Also I have seen a video of a cannabis cup crop being harvested and they put the plants in long boxes with some holes in them for a month before curing so there are long...

post a pic ! It may be a zinc deficiency in which case you leach the soil the add a micro-nutrient or a nitrogen deficiency in which case up the nitrogen(you want to be sure or else you will overdose on nitrogen turning leafs dark green). In either case leaching the soil first is a good idea...

Has anyone grown Auto's in aeroponics systems or any form of hydroponics ? What kind of results did you get. I was thinking DWC or Aero any thoughts ?

Single Seeds Canada seeds not the fastest shipping 1-2 weeks, but very discrete packaging and billing, well packaged and really good prices also you can mix and match single seeds at the same price so if a 10 pack is 55 bucks than 1 is 5.50.

Here is a church plant at 4 feet veg 27 days flowered for 91 the rest of crop harvested a week earlier but this one seemed to ripen a later.

Very interested to see how this turns out been thinking of a similar set up to get some seeds of my own in a small place away from the sensimilla.Good luck(outdoor grower terminology).

My first hydro grow i use plant prod fertilizer from the hardware store with excellent results so you don't need to spend lots of money i spent 20 bucks and they last for many crops. npk for seed/veg/flower 10-52-10/25-10-10/15/30/15. After I went to more advanced sensi grow highly recommended...

Powdery mildew is the most severe problem there is !! once you see it on the outside its too late harvest sooner and get rid of that sick plant before it ruins your crop! Here is a quick article out of a book I have by Jeorge Cervantez.