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Yeah we've had the same thing here in Maine, might be some more rain tonight. We sure need it, send all you can our way! By the way, you might need a chainsaw to cut that stalk! Lol!

Amazing how simple an approach you take to it... I may have to give that epsoma a try, that is what you said you were using right? Along with some teas?

Amazing how healthy it looks. How are the other ones doing?

Yeah I've never used EJ with amended soils, so you very well may be right. One of my phenos seems to love it, the other 4 not so much.

Out of the tap, 6.8-7.0. I do PH using an organic granule PH adjuster which I aim for 6.3-6.7 generally. The natural soil PH is a little bit high, I might have added too much lime to it. My soil PH reader says it's right about 7.0. PPM is usually 800-1000.

Where's the Tardis when you need it.

You're right, I didn't realize roots was a coco base. Given the damage done already, is there any saving the worst looking one? What's your recommendation doctor? Earth Juice is a great organic fertilizer. It just has PH problems, but I've had superb results in the past. I'm a little...

Thanks for all the replies guys. My next bunch go into flower in 4 weeks so I am definitely here to further my understanding, so I appreciate all the input greatly. My hope is to do what I can on this grow and prevent it on the next one. Many thanks.

It's basically a pro mix / roots organic 40/60 amended with azomite, dolomite lime, rock phosphate, humic acid, epsom salt, and some extra perlite for drainage. As I understand it, Earth Juice is meant to be used weekly. It's basically a organic liquid fertilizer than is more effective when...

So first and foremost I want to say - I don't believe this is a N deficiency. I added seabird guano as an amendment last week, about 2tbsp worth. I'm all organic so I can't imagine PH is a problem (It is always within 6.2-7.0 anyways. As I understand it, typically Nitrogen def's start from the...

Flowering Day 34 So, unfortunately... we have a problem. What I thought was a nitrogen def may be something else, and I'm not sure what it could be. PH is fine, but on two of my plants and a third is starting to advance in this direction, leaves are dying out at too quick a rate to sustain a...

Got any advice to get rid of them? Seems they're doing a number on the one, but the other one looks fairly healthy considering the small amount of maintenance I've given it.

Power to the ugly lesbians!

^^ What an outdoor noob! Lol here's a bud pic from my indoor

Okay so here are some photos of my outdoor. The 11 clones have stretched a shit ton! Still no pistols yet on any of them which is making me nervous for fall... One of them appears to have a pest problem? I'm not sure if you could ID it for me. Maybe mites? The bottom growth died off some due to...

Maybe I'll share a pic this week... it's embarrassing, though! To be fair, we've had a bit of a drought and I couldn't water them for 4 days... but still, they have a ton of pests and one didn't like being sprayed with neem interestingly. I tossed about a dozen large clones in one gallon smart...

:o:o:o:o:o:o I'm so envious. I'd post a picture of the two of my outdoor plants but.... they're not even 1/6th of that probably. Just got the next batch of five for my perpetual grow in their final containers, rocking that super soil this time around. My current 5 indoor in flower are yellowing...

Glad you're still here! Just read that the 3 month forecast by the national weather service is predicting average rainfall and above average temps through October... perfect for the outdoor hobby!

Do you flower with the 315s? What's their footprint equivalent to? 3x3 or 4x4?

So after a couple rounds of cloning I've got a fairly good success rate, but I've found that by the time they root they are suffering from primarily a nitrogen deficiency but I'm sure there are more deficiencies than just nitrogen. I'm curious as to what you guys do to give them enough food to...