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The light change caused the flower initiation, not an added nutrient mix. I think that is the only mistake. How to add MOAB properly is not to add it! At least in your situation where it is your first run with Jack's.

Quality is very good. Single molded piece, thick, has skid protection on bottom that also provides structure. Not quite as nice as the big green saucers but fine. Should last several cycles.

Why did you choose pH of 7? That is above the target range when feeding those nutrients.

Thank you! I got a half dozen always good to have :)

Dazza you are going to do fine. Jondamon is saying you have a ton of reading to do if you want to be good at this. He is right. You want to study ahead of where you are in the grow. Study room design and layout for now as it will make a huge difference. Intake, exhaust, lights, doors...

If you have the materials, grab another fabric pot and fill it to the same level with soil as the plants now. Keep it on the side as your reference to being "dry." When the pots are almost as light, water. If you don't, I suggest getting a soil probe and sticking it all the way down and taking...

No. But...it's an intriguing argument you make. Do different strains taste different if grown similarly? I make a lot of edibles so I know the flavors of bud but have never considered your idea. Being honest it sounds so old-school-farmer-wisdom I bet it does work.

If you are relatively new, I think it is easier and safer to run 18/6. I have tried then all. 24/0 is fastest, but requires a careful and deft touch to have the right amount of light and keep the watering perfect. Less room for mistakes at 24/0. Very safe and easier to run 18/6, but every...

You carefully think (or tell us) about your watering practices and we can help you be sure. As an example...I grow in soil, and when I am at the 3gal stage (roughly the 13liter pots), I water 64oz each time, as needed. I usually use a probe and have a system that works well. Lifting works too...

You have to first decide what you think the problem is and then act (imo).. Dont guess. The look is a classic appearance of being watered too often imo. Part of the soil is too wet for too long. Whether or not you fully water the pots matters but not as much as whether or not you let them dry...

Management of the condition(s) that led you to have the problem is most important. Better airflow with consistent lower humidity will fix it. Cleaning up is always important. You cannot eliminate all sources of molds, but you can make your environment so it wont be susceptible.

$103 at Amazon, only item close is the PENCOM for $65. Hey if it fell off a truck hopefully it is in good working condition!

You are right there about enough lumens. The buds sure look dense, mature and stinky just by appearance. Did you have a friend judge the 3 for you? Did you specify you soil or feeding regimen to us?

The comment about a few hours in sun outside vs indoors is saying you likely do not have enough light in your indoor space.

NL, which is great, is not particularly strong and typically has little smell. It also usually takes a lot longer than 9 weeks. So the super dank smell would be the others. Have you noticed any of the 3 being stronger? Typically a well grown OG always has some power to it.

Is this a landrace sativa? The thin leaves...tell us more we can help! Do you know your ph of your water input? Are you watering when it's totally dry or how do you decide?

Apera sells a ph pen for solutions that has an interchangeable tip. You unscrew the solution tip and can buy a separate soil probe that screws on. The soil probe can do both soil and solutions. Blue lab has several options including one that does it all. They are pricey, but imo worth it...

Anyone want to take a crack explaining the basics of what the mining is? I know people build a high powered computer to run computations...supposedly it is building a block chain verifying transactions? Most of us just dont grasp the basics of what the currency is based upon....any short...

"...As a result of this report I developed an Earth Juice Based cycle with additives (Hygrozyme + Hi-Brix Molasses) that work wonders for my situation. I have tons of info on all these products and will be more than happy to help with more specific situations" -- quotes from thread comparing...

Scroll to the end. He compares 8 lines of nutrients head to head as best as he can and shares results with a lot of quantitative and qualitative data. "... The following is a list off production numbers and cost per gram. It does not dictate which I found best : (I’m still adding up the cost...