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Yes 99% of the time, the other 1% is no if you are using super soil, subcools recipe, or another recipe containing nutritional amendments but even then most people use teas and top dress during flowering

Sorry man my phone is fuct and I double posted it on accident. Would like for this thread to be deleted.

I was figuring deeper was better just for the simple fact of the hard pan being impenetrable for root systems. That being said wouldn't the roots be able to penetrate wider into the shallower native soil on their own?

A quick question for all you old school guerilla growers.... which is better considering the cu ft of each hole would be the same.... digging your holes deeper or digging them shallower and wider? Thanks in advance for any and all replies!!

A quick question for all you old school guerilla growers.... which is better considering the cu ft of each hole would be the same.... digging your holes deeper or digging them shallower and wider? Thanks in advance for any and all replies!!

Yeah bro that's kinda odd..... usually if you keep your res temps down and oxygen levels high, root rot shouldnt be a problem. That doesn't look like root rot though. Root rot usually starts as a browning/staining of the roots and then progresses... can you drop your res temps any lower?

Personally I'd flush and run bloom for the next few days to see if that corrects the def. Adding more stuff just makes it harder to figure out what the root problem is.

Nah bro that's definitely a Phosphorus deficiency.... raise your ppms or switch to a bloom nute until it rebounds... those leaves won't recover but it should stop the necrosis from spreading any further...go with your gut bro!!! You knew what the problem was and now look at all the nonsense lol...

Over watering as u suspected... actually there is no such thing as over watering rather a lack of oxygen to the root zone

Man IMO I would go ahead and give her another dose of bloom ferts and calmag.... I flush in between every feeding... if you want to see explosive growth search for the thread "calling all noobs" by riddleme.. it explains the theory of "making it rain" good luck brotha

Feed those babies!!!! N deficiency

I wouldn't worry too much about it.....now you'll have some fem seeds :-D

BTW, flushing is unnecessary and poor practice considering you starve your plants while they are fattening and ripening.

She might fatten up if you get that potassium deficiency corrected ASAP!!! Dunno what everyone else was looking @?????

Hey brothas and sistas!! I just found the easiest way to tell if your plant has too much N other than the deep deep green coloring. Pick a leaf off and rub it between your fingers and then smell it!! Once you smell it you'll know the smell without having to pick a leaf. Easy peasy!!

Yeah definitely, thanks for the heads up!!

So on the southern side of the east/west treeline. Lol okay... I live by a bunch of old unfarmed cow pastures and gonna give guerrilla a go this season.

Okay maybe I phrased the question wrong, what if there were a field surrounded by trees, which treeline would be considered ideal?

Hey guys quick question: I live in the Midwest in SE Ohio. Which side of a tree line should I plant? If it is a east to west tree line, should I plant on the north side or south side of the line? or a north to south tree line, should I plant on the east or west side of the line? Which is the...

Hey guys quick question: I live in the Midwest in SE Ohio. Which side of a tree line should I plant? If it is a east to west tree line, should I plant on the north side or south side of the line? or a north to south tree line, should I plant on the east or west side of the line? Which is the...