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Will using grow tents with the see through screens effect the amount of light the plant gets? Will it be effective in stopping mold/mildew? Im in week 5 flower and have noticed high humidity levels that have caused small cases of powdery mildew which i removed immediately. I don't want to lose...

Hey guys, so this morning I noticed a few leaves on my plant (3 total) had started forming powdery mildew. Not much at all, the leaves were maybe 15-20% effected... A little bit on the stalk as well, about an inch worth. I removed all infected parts, as well as some additional fan leaves in...

Can you tell me your Nutrient Schedule/ PPM's/ PH??? Test the run-off ph and ppm. Come back with this info...

TANITA and ONLY TANITA!!!!!!!!!! Its not uncommon for a Tanita scale to tick past the ten year mark...

Yes...lol.....that's what PH up is for...... However, I have heard from numerous sources that too much PH up or down can/will make your nutrient solution toxic:shock: I can just add PH up or down as I please? With no consequences whatsoever? I find this hard to believe... Mejuana: I mix the...

I recently purchased a R/O unit. I get 7.0 ph water now. After mixing nutes (fox farm and cal-mag) I have a PH of roughly 4.0 Question: Is it safe to bring the PH up to 6.5 using ph up? Or is that too much? * I do not want to add hard water to raise PH * Adding the r/o water after nutes have...

PH is around 7? as in it could be 7.3???? or 7.4???? Then the PH is NOT fine. Fox Farms soil I would feed and water with 6.5 ph... personally using fox farms soil and ferts currently and 6.5 ph...my plants are happy as hell and im well into flowering. Invest in a ppm/ph meter. A good one...

^ agree 100% The best way to learn to grow is to change your nutes/ppm's/watering-feeding schedule ACCORDINGLY. This really isn't stressed enough, you should feed your plants what THEY TELL YOU to feed them. If you have lush growth, green leaves, and a healthy plant, DO NOT go throwing in...

I burned my plants using open sesame... Just stick with the Tiger bloom/big bloom, yield will get better as your experience grows...

:shock:... Anyways, some little mutt stole my camera at the poolside in Vegas so I can't post pics of my grow right now...As soon as I get a camera (next week or two) I will post pics of my grow. Thanks again to all who helped out...:weed:

thanks researchkitty!!! yeah, I think im just gonna add cal-mag to my R/O water until ppm hits 150. Then ill add my nutes and work from there...hopefully that is an ideal range of calcium and magnesium for optimal growth...oh well, time will tell and corrections will be made. Ill update the...

No, I couldn't have. My question was to the people, not to the bottle. Thanks.

Thanks for the reply woodsmaneh! After some research, R/O water is generally brought up to about 125-200 ppm with Calmag. 125-200ppm is supposed to be a good base range before adding nutes. Can anyone confirm this? Or do people just steal pictures and lie about knowing things lol.

come on guys....66 people viewed this and not 1 of those 66 could help me?

Thanks for the reply! Thats pretty much how i've been going about it. I happened to find some rusty looking veins on some of my lower leaves, and it looks like it may be a magnesium deficiency, although its probably not a magnesium deficiency, I figured it would be useful to know how much the...

1) When using R/O Water, how many ppms of cal-mag is proper for a flowering/5 gallon plant? I add the cal-mag first, before nutes, and the R/O water starts at almost 0. Is 250ppm of cal-mag too much, too little, or just right??? 2) When using the feed/water/feed/water regimen, how many ppms of...

what you described sounds like an over-fert problem. try flushing and giving it a lighter feed next time around. good luck.

Looks like a certain type of caterpillar that is eating your plant. Very small, nocturnal creatures that are hard to catch, when you try to grab them they run into the buds! Safer caterpillar killer worked well for me. Are they indoor or outdoor?

you also happen to be rolling in a closet.

Feed every other watering. Never feed with every watering as fruityroll says. Let the plants dry out before you water (not wilting but dry soil). If you plan on continuing to grow, I suggest investing in a tri-meter. Around 200$ for a solid unit that accurately displays ph/ppm/temperature. Mine...