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if possible, transplant into soil. get a good potting mix, and add micorhizzae. chappys power organics from plantitearth.com will work well. i dont know if you're a first time grower, but soil is very forgiving and much easier to care for. i dont know how you are flowering in rockwool cubes....

hey buddy, check temps. could be burning or could be overnuting. nute burn generally makes the leaves curl under, so this could be a problem. make sure the growing medium is well aerated, and give it a good flush. leave them alone for a few days, switch over to the foxfarm nutes easily, and...

also i should mention that higher alkalinity creates nutrient lockup. that could be a problem. if the nutes have locked, they are no longer chelated and unavailable to the plant. post some pics if at all possible and i can help you out a LOT more.

oh sorry, didnt read first post fully.... i just saw rockwool, thought rockwool cubes (seeds//cuttings). well into flower, your ph should be about 5.8 for hydro systems. im assuming you are using hydro, since you are using rockwool... which i should mention is a bit of an odd growing method, but...

already answered this Q in another post

youre probably overnuting... i rarely use nutes on seedlings, and only like once every third watering if that. my ph stays around 7 for seedling growth. i think you should give them a good flush with a ph neutral water, and let them be for a few days. keep temp at 70-75-80 (75 preferred), and...

Go for enhanced HPS if possible. It throws out a higher CRI and Lumens. If it's 2x the cost, however, its not worth the expense.

aluminum has been 100% linked to alzheimers disease. aluminum dioxide in particular, such as is found in most anti-perspirant deodorants. :(

the heck is a strom?

your chances of them living are good, however they will have a very slow start to life. your best bet is to get them in some really good potting soil, throw in some micorhizzae, and let nature do the rest. but for future reference.... i usually just plant right in the soil. they sprout above...

haha, i know man... i understand the frustration. out of 50 plants, im left with 46. all are doing well and entering the vegetative stage. my foxfarm nutrients lineup just came in, so im going to start a journal on how well they compare to other nute lineups. also, my "chappys power organics"...

nothing wrong with bagseed at all. in fact if you get good bagseed, you can grow it out to sensimilla, thereby improving the quality. the potency is genetically determined, but the gardener can improve quality with good growing methods. i ask everyone i know who smokes to save any good bagseed...

seems that what people dont understand here is that in "mother nature" the plant crosses itself all the time. nothing wrong with this "inbreeding". it doesnt hurt the plants in any way.

yeah, that is funny. but my previous post didnt ask anything just stated what was going on. and 2 things here: im a smoker and a procrastinator. doesnt make for speedy picture uploading. not to mention the fact that i dont have internet anymore... but dont worry, ill get around to it. if i have...

except, you wont make "super" versions by crossing same lineage. more uniformity will occur than mix matching, but most offspring will be comparable to the originals.

thats a pic of ICE in your avatar... lol

Update: I have started several new strains for crossing. A couple new and a couple that i previously had pollen for but seemed to have misplaced. ICE, white satin, satori, speed queen, skunk #1, original thai haze x skunk #1, and nirvana special have been started. I will start Lowryder in 1...

there are actually methods of improving female chances. here are the known methods: (and using all these techniques i get about 75% female) a high nitrogen fertilizer increases chance of female 75-80º constant temp increases chance of female higher humidity (70-80º) increases chance of female...

unaware of this article, but also for people with ADD like myself, i gave a condensed run down of the main reason it works :D

haha, indeed. I do know that when ive used molasses it helped. I didnt do a side by side specifically, but when clones from a strain were used in a second grow, second grow using molasses, yield was 12% higher. the only difference between the two grows was the addition of blackstrap.