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Dang that would stick if it were broad mites. I'll check and post back my results

I've not been giving too much water at once. Recently I've been giving probably 2 cups per watering. Is that enough in a 3 gal pot? I definitely don't think I'm overwatering but possibly underwatering if anything. I overwatered last grow and didn't want to repeat that mistake

Oh... And the top half of the soil is promix HP. Bottom half is the super soil

So it's organic super soil. Kind hot soil. I've been watering it only when needed, meaning I only water when the pot feels light and the top 2 inches of the soil are dry. 3 gallon fabric pot and 1000 watt MH bulb. Temp is about 75 and humidity about 40%

Should I water with some organic Ph up?

Thanks chip... I've suspected the same and I do have a cheap ph meter that I DO NOT trust but it's reading about 6.0.... I think the actual ph might be lower though. I also did one of these soil tests that indicates about 6.0 but these are so hard to read...

Ps, it's not growing that fast... That's at 45 days from soil.. I'd say it's not growing slow but definitely not fast

Hmm ok thanks blent. Can you look at this pic though.. Why so droopy?? This pic is from yesterday and sorry for the toilet in the background lol

The new growth leaves are also pretty soft/tender but not dry or papery. I'm not sure what that means in terms of plant health

They're definitely dark green but I did have the flash on when I took that pic so maybe that's why it looks like that?

I think watering is ok because it's been doing this for a little while and even after I water it. It's supposedly Jack Herer Auto and it's from crop king seeds. It's been about 45 days since it sprouted from the soil but barely showing preflowers. I hope it's actually an auto lol

Hi all, need some help to see if this is a mag deficiency. I'm running kind hot soil with distilled water. This is an autoflower. It's droopy and you can see one of the bottom leaves yellowing pretty good. New growth also not looking green enough for my liking. Thanks!

I'm running them at night. In my first grow, I ran them during the day, so hopefully this will help a little bit

Good Good info! I'll look into bulb resistance for when but my next bulb

Good deal. I'm looking into ways to keep my lights off temps up so that I don't have too much temperature difference. Hopefully that will reduce the stretch I had the first time

Thanks Promethean. I've been considering everything and I think you're right, I'll probably will stick with this bulb until it's time to buy a new one, and then I might buy a different bulb and check the temps just to see. I do have a small humidifier as well as a good sized dehumidifier so I...

I think I'm going to purchase this bulb when I get paid and give it a try. It's a GrowBright brand like my MH, so maybe it'll run cooler but I have no idea. I'll let you all know if I do and how it works out.

Yea for sure, I did consider using those when I started but I liked what I read about HID so I went with that (should have gone with 600 Watts though). But I don't want to purchase any more equipment at this point! The most I'm willing to buy is a new 1K HPS bulb, and I might do that just to...

The hortilux bulb is good, but I'm just wondering if I can get even slightly lower temps with the same setup and a different HPS bulb. My ambient temperature is generally about 72 degrees, and so then my tent temperature stays at about 84-85 degrees. But for every degree that my ambient temp...

I only have the exhaust fan, it's attached directly to the hood and blowing through the hood (you can see my setup in one of the pics I posted above - exhaust fan on the top left and it's blue). The intake is just a passive intake and it's through that mesh screen at the bottom of the tent which...