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Didn't go through all 14 pages, so this is just meant to offer my experiences for ref as have used bmb for a while & prev used bb/od for a while... clearly both have marketing behind them, but one appears more concerned w maximizing profits... you can judge for yourself on which is which (beyond...

RM, that occurred to me as well... think there is something to that no doubt... especially seeing that i had the overnuting issue. No doubt. That last lady didn't express in subsequent grows, so... Still feel it is hyper sensitive as had several starts at the time & this and a rhino were the...

Just to chime in as have been running the PWreck for several grows & was just about to order the OGK & the 18... just to be able to compare. The PW is great. Strong odor & flavor... very much so. Very early finish times @ 49 fully ready. All have strong purpling & coated in crystals...

Neem isn't going to do anything for stem/crown rot. You can try to cut above the rot & restrike, but you would have to cut well above the problem. h2o2 @ .5% to quick kill via spray. 5ml/gal of 35% h2o2 if it is in the medium as a drench. Likely the underlying problem is too much soil/medium...

I've used them & the straight skinny is... it's how you use the nutes, not the nutes you use. No one particular brand is going to do much better or worse unless the grower manages it better than the other. Of course, the plant & environment play a role too. There are some amazing growers that...

I'd always been a fan of a full 10-12 days flush... just plain water, drain 2 waste. By day 4 or 5 you can see your run-off ppms at 100 or less... mine never get to the base ro level as fig the coir & plants are always bleeding a little something to the flush water. Truly, I can harvest here &...

I'd say the watering times will depend upon your plant size, but w the hempies you can pretty easily feel the difference in weight... as a means to determine frequency of feeds that is. I'm not in them now, but liked the hempies & as long as you adjust/react to plant needs the 50/50 is just...

Hey brother, never done this before but since no one else responded... Would venture to suggest they are stressed pretty severely by the move. The move from indoor controlled enviro to outside is extreme, usually. The change in temps, light intensity, humidity, wind, roots disturbed, etc. As...

I would take the humidome off immediately & dry it out. Should the clones appear to be drying to dehydration, then lightly (lightly) mist them every hour, then every 2-3, then every 5-6, then every day, until no need whatsoever. This is labor intensive, well rather must be attentive, during...

2 separate things entirely. DN = fulvic acid, which should be on the label = chelate & natural precursors for your carbs, constituting part of humic breakdown. LK = shotgun approach to fermented extracts & a bunch of other minerals, vitamins, etc, even bacillus subt. Plants love both. DN @...

See the purpling of the leaf stems... likely your P and/or K. The lighter yellow with minor ridging & curling is what my babies do when hungry for nutes & then I give it to them in one big shot. It stresses them a little. The curl will go away over the week, or at least straighten back up...

I'm new here, so i can take that jab, but i would've given you the benefit of the doubt brother! ;-)

That's a nice looking baby, no doubt. She is pretty much as healthy as anyone could expect. Good job! The raised leaf fringes is a sign of heat stress... the plant can't transpire enough. The leaf edges is where this becomes most noticed as they will dehydrate there first & most drastically...

Good pics... real simple... early N def & associated die back of lower leaves where they are probably not getting much light as well, though the latter not definite. You can also see some purple starting to come into the stems/leaves, which will be your P or K kicking in. The yellowing & die...

cool, now that's what we needed... so complicated when getting multiple advice... tough, i know... not to say you should trust me either as how would you know... ya kno? The pics a little blurry... use a tripod, even if make-shift as will greatly improve stability in macros. Just an aside for...

Not from the pics you posted, though terribly clear... they aren't near release yet. However, I doubt you will be able see/find/pick all the banana dicks from the plant as it continues to bud... they are stealthy. Would use fine-tipped tweezers instead with a cup of water... dip it in there...

All of these things depend on so very many variables & not being there, it is especially difficult to responsibly give advice. The pics will really go a long way towards this end however... With this said, several established growers routinely run veg nutes through week 2 of flowering, then...

Never been in one of those, but would venture to guess it isn't going to be as easy as advertised when running mmj. You could also take that money & stake yourself in solid base equipment that can be scaled up as needed, if needed. Just about the simplest method is to top feed, drain to waste...

This is my vote, especially if done within a few hours of the lights going out, especially if done directly on the nugs, especially if done to full drench. I mean this with the best possible intentions, please use caution when foliar spraying during flowering. Most growers that use this...

Pics would be great but my outside guess is that it is too wet & humid... fungal infections may be killing off your growth. Does it go a light yellow to soft brown to black? Pics would be great. Best luck brah!