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First of all, hello! So our plants have been flowering for about a week, and I transplanted them the other day into bigger pots. The day after their first watering two of them look like the pictures (which actually look worse than it really is) on the upper leaves. I'm guessing it has something...

Yeah the lights you have a fine for vegging, Just need to have like at least 100 actual watts of 2700k in there. Its fine to mix the 6400k and the 2700k just do it at a 2-2700k to 1-6400k Or for better results for flowering get have 3 2700k bulbs for each 6400k you have.

I would agree they do look like they are stretching but its not like he has limited height to work with. The mans got enough space in that room to grow a 6 foot plant haha.

Word when you get the 105W 6400k those will help a lot, along with your 85W. Just keep them close to the tops of your plants but not touching them. Also make sure you have s=a good amount (5-6) 2700k for flowering and you should be solid.

using Miracle Gro organic choice. I water with 1/4 nutrients every watering. and I water them every 2-3 days.

Wal-Mart had test strips and big bottles of POWDERED ph up and down for pools and spa's. I will check out lowes next. I did not buy the powdered kind because the measurements on it was for a minimum of 200 gallons lol.

Would walmart have what I need to balance the ph to 6.5-7 for around say 20 dollars? I'm asking because this needs to be addressed as soon as possible.

Well i'm thinking that the calcium and magnesium the Gyna-Gro nutrients have in them are getting locked out due to an incorrect ph balance in the soil. If I correct the ph of the water im using will the plant start absorbing all the nutrients? Because this stuff has both calcium (2%) and...

I am using Dyna-Gro Grow (7-9-5) plant nutrients with tap water. Any feedback would be appreciated. How can I save these before they get worse? Should I flush them?

I am rooted thanks though.

Looks pretty good cheeba, Looks like you got everything set up real nice.

Alright that sounds about right. The seven I have range from 2" to 3"and a couple are working on their second nodes. Does this sound good for the plants being about a week and 6 days from the seed breaking soil?

I'm using Miracle Gro Organic Choice, mixed With Miracle Gro Seed Starter Organic Gro: Total (N)=0.10% Ammoniacal Nitrogen-0.002% Water Soluble Nitrogen-0.001% Water Insoluble-0.097% ---- Available Phosphate-0.05% Soluble Potash-0.05% Seed Starter: Total (N)=0.05% Ammoniacal Nitrogen-0.03%...

I would take the reflective foil off the tops of your pots (the ones you cut holes in so the plant can peep through) I would think this would prevent light from getting to the lower parts of the stem where the plant needs the light so it can establish strong roots.