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Overall, they look quite healthy. On the last pic of the newest set, I am seeing something that perhaps resembles nute burn, or an Mg deficiency. If you could get more pics of that plant, I could perhaps say for sure.

Can you give me the N-P-K stats for everything you are using, along with the guaranteed analysis?

Sounds good, and you have figured out already the danger of using a schedule. You are indeed correct that plants often consume great amounts of nitrogen into flower, even 4 to 5 weeks as also mentioned. Definitely through the first three weeks of 12/12 until the stretch is finished. I think...

You will be fine. without bloom boosters. Just be prepared to respond to your plant's needs. Don't get locked into some schedule. Learn plant nutrition and give it what it needs, when it needs it. Learn how to be able to tell if the plant is developing a deficiency. Jorge Cervantes and...

Take a look at this.

Small spots can also often be a sign of potassium deficiency. What have you been feeding them? If you have flushed the plants or just given them plain water recently, and the problem has only gotten worse, than I am sure I am correct. EDIT: What have you been using for nutrients?

I can see what I feel is a phosphorus and nitrogen deficiency in the first picture on the lower leaves.

I think the likelihood is much greater that you are deal with a deficiency than anything else. But some more pictures of the overall plant would be helpful. I wouldn't flush them if I were you. Your plants do not look nute burned.

Washington State, medical grower, FFoF user for nearly 4 years. Never had a problem with the soil at all. I did develop a fungus gnat problem, but I am fairly certain that it was not due to the soil, as the plants were transplanted at the beginning of flower and the gnats didn't show up...

Do you feel better about yourself now that you have put someone else down? Maybe it isn't a sophisticated question. Then don't read it or respond to it. If it's below you, leave it to someone else. Offer something useful or don't waste time writing it. This isn't Facebook, and we aren't in...

Ahh, I missed that part.

Have you thoroughly searched the under-sides of the leaves for bugs?

Looks like balls to me...

Yeah I keep it simple. But it won't work if you don't have enough space, I suppose. I just attach one length of the chain to the cool tube, throw the other over the supports in my tent, pull her up to the proper height, and lock her into place.

Here you go. Edit, I should have rotated the picture. The right side is actually the bottom of the pic. You can just make out the v-shaped metal hanger that attaches to the cool tube.

Using the method below (chain/quicklinks) you can actually move your lights as needed up and down. So there is no issue, just adjust them where you want them, and use the quicklinks to keep them fastened in place. :joint: It's not too far away to promote growing. But since they are going to...

This is what I use. Never had a problem. Wouldn't even think of wasting money on light hangers. $5 is what it costs me to hang each light, max.

Hey brother. What's up? How are your plants doing? Well, hope life is good. -J

I challenge one of you to be the bigger person and not respond. I challenge one of you to be the bigger person and not respond.

This entire argument is rather ridiculous and has basically degenerated into an online dick-measuring contest.... Nearly this entire thread could be confused for an argument between 14 year olds... Let's focus on helping people, and, where we disagree, agree like adults to do so. Back to...