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And out of the house. And tell him not to let the screen door hit him in his vagina on the way out. Seriously, have you ever checked for a pecker? Doesn't sound like a man to me

Well, letting water sit out helps chlorine and some chemicals dissipate (unless its chlorinated with chloramine, which a lot of city's use in their water. It can't be boiled or left standing to reduce the chlorine. Even still tho, some tap waters have way too much sediment in them. A los...

Sorry kind of stoned and didn't explain well. I've seen them started outside fine, but start it inside and take it out and its liable to cook.

Fwiw, there's a huge difference between starting a seedling outside and starting it inside and moving it outside. Plants quickly start becoming acclimated to their environment (whatever that may be). Its the same reason why you can start one outside and then take it in and your growth slows...

Yeah, that's the only thing that sticks about fimming, no matter how perfect you trim it it's really up to the plant and it's hormones, and whether it responds well to topping. My first time trying to fim I cut four or five and only one worked, the rest just got two tops. Which I did also make...

Can't believe no one has mentioned this, but you can take a toothpick if you are really careful (and don't mind a bit of risk) and pull the seed casing off of the plant. Sometimes the seed casing will come off but the inner membrane is still wrapped around the top, too--same thing, nice sharp...

Yeah, definitely just the first sign of some nute burn, but not bad. You should be able to recover fine with a good pH flush (or how ever many it takes) and next time you feed just slowly work your way up.

Hell yeah man, that's me too. I started forty seeds when I first got into it and did experiments on about 30 of them. Everybody gave me hell, saying it was dumb and I was just killing my plants, etc. I wanted to see what nute burn looked like so I pushed the envelope and lost a ton of plants...

See, that's what I was thinking at first too, but overfed with 1 feeding every 3 or 4 waterings? And only feeding 5 mils per gallon? It just doesn't seem right to me, ya know.

Sorry for the long post, I've had a busy day and kept coming back to type on it and I kept adding more shit

Hmm, you're definitely pHing correctly so that shouldn't be a problem. So you are pHing your water to 6.5 with a digital meter and then checking your soil with another meter? Same meter? (Some can test both soil and water but unless it was over 150-200$ then it probably is only made for one...

BTW, if you look at the npk ratios on your nutes, you'll see what I'm talking about--master a has higher nitrogen (for veg) master b has more phosphorous (for flowering). Also, its not a good idea to mix different nutes from different companies unless you really know what you're doing (most of...

OK, one thing I'm noticing is that your total npk ratio is giving you a way higher N value then P, which needs to be higher during flower. Grow formulas have more nitrogen and are used for veg, and bloom formulas have more phosphorous, which is what's used (in highest amounts) during flower...

Also, granted this is probably not what's going on, and usually happens more with seedlings instead of mature plants, but over watering can lock out nitrogen, which will cause the bottom leaves to start yellowing. So perhaps that in conjunction with the fungus is causing your problem.

Fwiw dolomite lime (even powdered) is not water soluble. Its a mineral (calcium magnesium carbonate), which means its a rock, and so powdered dolomite is just the pulverized form. It still has all the great benefits the one guy was talking about (Buddha, I think), but if you aren't growing in...

Give some details about your grow, what kind of nutes are you using? How often do you feed? How often do you flush with just water? What's your pH like? It can be impossible to tell the difference between pH lockout and nutrient deficiency without knowing the variables, BC in both of them the...

No, you did not blow 3 months worth of work. Get back to schedule asap and make sure you don't have any light leaks. You have two options, either give it 24 hours of dark until you're back on time, or give it 12 now and switch the schedule. I would just wait until tomorrow and run it when you...

Also, if that pH reading is accurate then you're almost a whole point below where it needs to be at. In hydroponics the pH needs to be lower then soil. About 5.8 for hydro and anywhere from 6.3-6.8 for soil. You may very well be suffering nutrient lockout due to your pH being slightly too acidic.

Hmmm. I was having problems with mine but when I put them in fox farms (ocean forest- the teal bag) mixed with a little perlite and a little lime they did awesome. Explain a little more in detail about your feeding-- what kind of nutes, how often do you feed, how often do you just water them...

I love a fairy tale with a little conflict and a happy ending. Or a massage with a happy ending. Or a grow with a happy ending. But especially the massage 8) Looking awesome man, +rep for following advise and getting your ladies back into shape.