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I would use the same water that you have been using then correct the ph and give it to your plants, no nutes. Btw what kind of water are you using?

he didn't kill it, the plant will be fine after a flush.

Were you using Grow Big for veg? Im pretty sure this plant has been getting to much N. Is the plant dark green? Just because your other plant is getting the same treatment doesn't mean its going grow the same, unless they are both clones from the same mother.

5.8 is ideal if you can

You need to swap the water in your res with pure Ph adjusted water for a week or so to let your plants recover.

What strain are these plants? Are they bagseed?

I would like to bump this one because i have the same question.

Another good thing about RO is that it removes added fluoride from your tap water. Fluoride cant be removed by filtering or letting your water sit. Its good to not have fluoride in your water because its toxic to plants and humans.

I bet the UV sterilizer would kill potential parasites in the water. I have always thought about feeding my plants with only aquarium water with fish manure in it to see how it would work. I have 3 aquariums and they generate a lot of fish shit.

They are only on day 25 and they just showed sex so there isnt much to see right now. The cold ass 40 degree nights have been slowing them down. I'll put up pics when the buds have started to form.

sounds good, thanks for the help.

Ya but will the sudden switch stress the plants or make them go hermie?

I have some lowryder 2's going right now and I have them on 18/6 and their dark period is from midnight until 6 am, that way its completely dark for them when they are sleeping, but I want change this so I can have their dark period be in the middle of the day instead. Is it okay abruptly change...

I think technically the highest recorded thc content in a plant is 23% from White Widow. Mandala claims 28% thc from their Satori. But thc is just one of the many psychoactive chemicals in mj.