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No, it doesn't have calcium. Why would they not list something it has in it, and why would it create calcium deficiencies in every growers garden that has tried that method? Gaia green's all purpose has calcium and magnesium. Dr. Earth's does not. I've used it for years.

yes, slight. Try 5. Looks like some light/heat stress too.

Actually, don't follow their guide. And please don't try to just use the all purpose. It has no calcium or magnesium. The only 2 bags you need are 4-6-3 and 3-9-4 (Homegrown and Flower Girl) at a ratio of 2tbsp per gallon. Vegging photoperiods get only homegrown, vegging to flower get a 50/50...

maybe 2.. 2-3.. I can't really guess because I don't know anything about your grow. Don't expect big numbers first time growing, just because you have a lot of equipment. HPS is outdated, as well.

Hypoaspis Miles and yellow sticky traps hanging above or mosquito bits

Interesting, very nice results. I will say that everything I've seen/experienced has been Coco based runs. I don't know if that makes a difference.

That's assuming they can propagate faster than the salt content can kill them off. I've worked in a large scale facility that used crop salts to grow. Using Terragrow weekly vs not made an insane difference vs just using it once at transplant. Recharge also isn't a bad product. It may be...

Even though the salt content in synthetic nutrients is minimal, and won't affect the plant much, it's still there and has a negative impact on the microbes and biology in the medium. As long as you keep adding microbes, it will never kill more than you add, but it does kill microbes.

Is it though? The organic nutrients all do break down into the exact same chemicals, but there's something to be said about where the materials were sourced from and the health of said source. Also there's trace minerals that synthetics don't have. It all plays a part. Salts also kill microbes.

I prefer Dr. Earth. Mix in 2Tbsp per gallon of the homegrown and flower girl, 50/50 ratio. Topdress at the 4th week of veg, same ratio. pop seed in the final pot. Dr earth is not too hot for seedlings right away. As long as you keep track of when you need to topdress (typically every 3 weeks)...

Sure, you can take them all off. I don't know if you had any plant training in mind, but some LST or topping would help soon.

You can also water from the bottom if you have it in a saucer. The medium/roots will take up what it needs and it won't get overwatered.

Something like Fox Farms I wouldn't be watering till runoff, like, at all. It has really good water retention, not like Coco. Coco you can water everyday, and never overwater. soil you can not. I'd recommend trying Coco.

Me too!! "Grow a Dick, Long!":lol::lol::lol::lol:

Co2 levels at 1500 you need your VPD dialed, and plants constantly being fed. They are going to be hungry especially at the rate they will be growing at, yellowing bottom up indicates nutrient deficiencies. Give em a little more food and make sure they stay watered. Keep temps upwards of 80-82...

Also, if you are to flower out, stems would not hold up buds. Terpine profiles and resin content suffer drastically. Stems start snapping because they are way too weak.

HLV is Latent (Hops latent virus) most of the time you can't tell until the plant is in its flowering stage. BUT. In veg, if it's bad enough, they will have very lime green stems, lateral growth so horizontal that its almost a straight 90 out of the plant, some look sat on. This isn't HLV. I...

Guy who said it's ruderalis has to be trolling. Cherry gar see ya is fem from ethos. I've seen HLV and TMV and a bunch of other varieties of diseases and this doesn't look like any of them. Flower her out, let's see!

Raise the light to 24" away from the canopy, 18 is too close unless flowering. Also with promix it's a peat based medium, so make sure to only water when dry. Give them a few days in between feedings as to not over saturate them and lock out oxygen.

watering in an environment like compost means high water retention, which means less watering. I'd give them a good 2-3 days in between waterings and only use a shot glass of water each time, if that. I typically only use a spray bottle for the first week or so.