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shoot, thats more weed than I got right now...Im bone dry! Smoke it if ya got it!

half a teaspoon, my bad

this thread is fucking EPIC. Keep doing ya thing schwaggy!! -Cash

Hey, Thanks for replying! After flushing with fresh pH'd water + 5ml of 3% peroxide per gallon, I'm also starting to see some improvements. I definitely think it was a problem with the roots (possibly beginnings of root rot??) I haven't chopped off any parts of the roots because they aren't...

His photo has leaf twisting, by your own admission that is a pH issue.

yes , it is a nitrogen deficiency... it can be caused by 2 things: your pH is way too low for soil. Soil's pH should be no lower than 6.0, that is because a lot of nutrients get locked out when pH is below 6.0 in soil, including nitrogen. try to keep your pH between 6.0-6.5 for soil. this...

I can't afford AN's 3 part...but for General Hydroponics's 3 part they recommend you always add the micro first. don't matter which order you put the other parts in, as long as the micro is always first. After nutes is mixed in, then you add pro-tekt...and then h2o2 last....then you check ph -Cash

Looks like the beginning of a potassium deficiency..it usually happens when your buds are seeded, or it could mean you have passed the half way mark in flowering..most people add a bloom booster at this time, and the buds really pack on weight! you dont have to do anything about it, because it...

I was thinking over-watered since the original post didn't mention anything about nutes or ppm. Also, since the seedling is only 1 week old, and barely an inch tall..it could simply grow out of this phase and do very well in it's vegetative phase. Very permanent, but not deadly. Brown tips can...

Definitely nute burn...I can tell because of how dark green the leaves are, and the golden brown spots. Hold off on the grow big for a while..in fact, you may want to skip the veg nutes entirely this grow and maybe start feeding her bloom nutes in a week or two. Since she's an Auto, FFOF has...

Your pH is fine, it should be between 6.0-6.5 for soil. The first pic is showing what appears to be heat stress, but the second two photos looks like nute burn or over watering due to the leaves curling down and brown tips. What type of lighting are you using? How close is your lights to the...

5.7 pH is too low for soil, several nutrients are being locked out. See attachment. try to get your pH up to 6.0-6.5 for best absorption in soil. they look slightly over watered...how often are you watering? feeding?? and what nutes are you giving them?

Nothing in your original post suggested the plants could be root bound. The best way to determine this is to show us a pic of your roots. What are you referring to when you say "it's drying too fast" ?? What medium are you growing in? Hydroton? Perlite? Soil? Peat moss?? High temps can cause...

It looks like you have nute lock out due to pH being off. ^^This pic has twisting leaves, I suspect due to pH imbalance, and a severe potassium deficiency due to nute lockout (caused by the pH imbalance)^^ ^^This plant is showing nitrogen deficiency (yellow leaves), potassium deficiency...

Holy cow! Im having the same exact issue with wilting plants. Im growing in hydro - plants are going on 4 weeks vegging, on 20/4 and using the lucas method...same as you! My plants roots were white/light brown..(same as yours!) But I watered them with fresh water + H2O2 to combat any possible...

they look good..what strains are you growing? looks like you have a hybrid, as well as a sativa. The hybrid looks like it can finish in about 4 -5 weeks, thats if you're impatient, if you can wait then you can let it go for about 6 more weeks, and it'll be mature. Hybrid The sativa looks...

Looking fantastic! This looks like a pic out of a magazine.. keep it up!

Im definitely subbed for this! 2 weeks of flushing is plenty of time.. and 2 days right before harvest is the most I would leave them ladies in the dark. you're well on your way. good job!

2nd time's a charm...great job! any updates?

subbed... looking for updates