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My earth dust got a bit clumpy possibly due to humidity, so it went bad. As long as it’s still broken down like sand you’ll be fine. Haha that’s one positive way to look at it. Also I never reuse any medium whatsoever, I worry too much lol

Springtails are small white larvae that jump around and live inside the whole medium, can be mistaken with gnat larvae, apparently gnat larvae only live on top few inches of medium. Don’t get discouraged growing with dry amendments I belief the ones I was using went bad on me, that’s what caused...

I’ve seen some of his videos a while back. Was always impressed on his quality with only dry amendments. My last grow got flooded with springtails so now I use dry amendments with caution.

Totally agree I right away assumed rh had something to do with the problem. Thanks for that chart. I have never needed to use my humidifier and when I tried using it, turns out it doesn’t work anymore. Out of luck, I’d expect the colder days to raise my rh. Right now it’s at 48 rh so not too...

No no you’re correct, I just assumed you were also growing Indoors lol that is my fault. Have a great day, thanks for chatting it up!

Of course no doubt outdoors will always yield the most. I’m more of a quality over quantity type of person though.

This is my third grow, don’t get me wrong the first two were absolutely very good quality. As much as I thought the third one was going smoothly, it took a turn fcol. I raised the lights as far as I can, I will trim off dead leaves and will feed lower ppms. See what happens in the next 2 weeks...

What I meant by rotating is they continued to get worse even after rotating. Seems like it was probably light stress, possibly low humidity. They all vary from 1-3 inches in size difference. It was just weird to me how some top leaves were fine while some bottom leaves were getting affected...

I’ve rotated all plants around, still same ones getting affected. They’re all the same strain from same breeder, I’ve grown the exact ones before and no problem. I even want to get rid of the affected ones to avoid Hermies late flowering lol

Yeah feed every watering and plenty water drain off. I’ve had humidity up to 80% but luckily for my good airflow, never had a problem. I’m growing with leds too and no I don’t supply co2. 3 are getting beat while 3 are nice and green but all equal in growth and nodes which is funny.

By treatment of the coco you mean flushing it out before using it? 6 plants, same seeds, 3 are damaged 3 are completely fine

What’s weird to me is I’ve grown this same strain and others at much lower distance and a third of their size as the ones I have now, and they were fine. But you’re right all issues together is no bueno. Thanks man!

Hmm interesting. I’d have to look Into what I have that could contain b1. I didn’t notice how low my humidity was I’ve never had this issue before. Thanks for replying!

i raised the lights as high as I can, I grew this same strain last grow but these are just way too sensitive. 1000 watt equivalent actual watt from wall is 630. Can i just foliar spray with anything I don’t know what seaweed is. Just to raise humidity?

At first thought it was light stress since I just switched to their big lights. Doubt it’s root problems since they’re not drooping? Coco coir, air pots, 1000 watts led , 85 f 37rh. Top leaves taco’d which gave the impression its light stress but as you can see some leaves in the bottom are...