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You are fine with the alfalfa tea. If it were me I would add quarter the amount of kelp. So if one cup alfalfa 1/4 cup kelp meal. There many reason behinds this the big ones are hormones such as gibberlic acid and auxins, which will help bud set on your side limbs as well as the main cola. Kelp...

I mulch e very container. If i do get some bugs under the mulch I will go to the dollar store get an empty ketchup squeeze bottle fill it with diatomaceous earth and puff it all over the mulch. For the most part it is beneficial to the soil try your best to keep it dry. If it does get wet...

If you don't mind me asking…... What brand neem oils are you using, and what is your routine of getting it to dissolve/emulsify thoroughly into your solution??? I feel if you possibly get a good routine on the neem it may take care of the problem without getting too complicated. My plants were...

I dealt with the same issues last year. Unbearable heat which made me have to air out the room which attracted moths to my lights, who then laid little baby worms on my plants. I trapped a lot of them and did experiments and found that a multi approach was the best. Neem works but it's best...

Seems like you're doing everything fine to me. I actually dealt with my first horrible case of yellowing in flower my last go round. I started using alfalfa/kelp botanicals with coconut water/aloe and barley and my plants loved it so much they went root bound in 5 gallon fabric pots, which...

Looks fine to me, just looks like it has freshly been watered. Do you hand water or have it automated? The plants are looking healthy to me. I would be getting ready to do a compost or worm poo top dress with kelp, and MULCH to preserve water..

I feel Armor Si(silica) gives you a lot more room for error on the environmental conditions…..temps, humidity, bugs etc. BUT you have to dose it right. I put one teaspoon in every watering no matter what. Silica really has to be routinely fed to the plants for the benefits to be thoroughly seen...

Each root has a corresponding limb. So if there's a root stalk dying so will the entire limb. How many limbs are wilting should let you know what percent of the root is being stunted. Peroxide is another option. It is just water with an extra oxygen molecule attached to it. This will help...

Go to a a petco or pet smart, and get a little bottle of either pondzyme or stresszyme. This is the same enzymes used in hygrozyme. DO NOT UNDERESTIMATE DILUTION RATES! This is to treat ponds and huge aquariums. I would dilute into a cup of water. and then dilute that further into reservoir. I...

How many plants do you have in flower, and how many of the leaves are actually being affected. Half way through flower you'll start seeing slight yellowing on the lower branches. It works it's way pretty uniformly up the top. What GH nutes are you using? I would incorporate some silica, fulvic...

Everything looks so healthy in the very top picture!! Are these the same sets of plants as the ones with the leaf problems? What system are you using, soil/hydro? What types of nutrients are you employing? Did you have them on autopilot while you were away or did you have someone caring for...

If it were me I would put a couple inches of compost or worm castings on the top then mulch it. Water it in with as VERY LIGHT molasses solution like 1/2 t molasses/gallon or a fish fert at 1/4 strength. This is only enough to activate the compost. A compost topdressing usually last 2/3 weeks...

No I have not had this exact problem. I run my plants in soil, and they get a weekly application of enzymes to avoid this from happening. This could also be a sign from not enough aeration getting to the roots making things go anaerobic. I did have this happen to one of my plants in flower that...

An easy way to think about it is……Both aloe and yucca are extreme heat desert plants, and both can with stand drought conditions. If you want these properties in your cannabis you have to apply it. Both aloe and yucca are extremely beneficial foliars with INSTANT responses. This canoeing or...

Get on craigslist. Type in organic compost or compost. Call them up and GET IT. Mix a little kelp or alfalfa (teaspoon per gallon) into the compost once you top your containers. Mulch with dead leaves, bark or wood chips. Water. After this your plant should be fine for the next couple weeks...

Pack it with as much compost and mulch as you can fit into the top of that container. Then water in a quart of water with a 1/4 tsp molasses dissolved into it. You don't want run off. This should perk it up in a matter of hours/days.

Light are too close, causing too much heat. Make sure there is goo air flow between the top of the canopy and the light bulb. Get a Tablespoon of kelp meal, alfalfa, yucca and/or aloe, steep it in water, drain, and foliar your plant with them. This will make them more heat resistant and less...

enzeymes. you want enzymes. lots of enzymes. HYGROZYME, PONDZYME, STRESSZYME, BARLEY MALT…..anything will do with active enzymes. That's what they're made for to degrade decomposing roots.

Spraying your plants with plain water robs them of nitrogen. I do this to clones to make them stay still while waiting for them to root. It will stop new growth from happening cuz it leaches. Put a little fish fert/kelp/neem/aloe in the wearer bottle and then you'll see what benefits you can...

How big are your containers?? If it were me this is what i would do. I would put some mulch on the top of the soil to stop so much water fluctuation. plants like a consistent water level in their limbs and soil, and mulch helps regulate by letting less water evaporate. I would then take a cup...