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What do you mean?...That's ride side up buddy, no problems. :)

I doubt that your problem is Mg, or at least not directly. Mg tends to work it's way from your lower, least used fan leaves upwards, taking the actively growing leaves last and creating intervenial yellowing as opposed to an equally light color across the entire leaf. With rust on leaves that...

Hmmmm...have you recently increased, decreased, or added new nutrients? What kind of soil are you using? What wattage is your LED and how close do you keep it? Including this kind of info will encourage our veteran members to help out.

I would personally remove the humidity domes...they're very beneficial for clones, but seedlings come out of the gate with the ability and instinct to sprout and grow roots and sort of nullifies the use of a dome. At the very least, make sure a million holes are in the dome so that there can at...

My apologies for the super-late reply! I don't think that it will affect bag appeal very much, it will create some deformed leaves with no trichomes or sugar on them that you may otherwise leave on the bud that would need removed. But the buds themselves should remain pretty!

Trying to correct the Nitro, or whatever nutrient problem you're having, is like trying to make sure the oven is turned off once the house is already on fire...tend to the fire, in this metaphor the fire being the PM, and then you can get back to tending to any nutrient disorders. A nutrient...

I had a reveg issue in my last grow, albeit not as severe as your issue. I would say that the crop is absolutely not ruined. Impacted negatively, absolutely, but they still have the potential for a harvest. So, your greatest concerns for the remainder of your grow are going to be...

Just wanted to touch base with ya and see if your babies' conditions have further deteriorated or improved. Best of luck hope all is going well.

You may raise the LED to 36+ inches for the next 7-14 days while your plants adjust. That LED is much stronger than the t5s, the plants will need to adjust. Outside of the one plant drooping, they look ok. The droopiness of the one plant looks much like an issue with either overwatering or...

HPS, by nature, will stimulate more stem growth and less foliage growth. MH essentially has the opposite effect, causing less stem growth and more foliage growth. This is one reason why, when I'm concerned with vertical space during a grow, I will leave the MH bulb in until the stretch phase is...

Has anyone noticed that they need to increase/decrease their nutes under CMH lights as compared to regular HID MH/HPS? I keep finding that I need to raise the ppm's much higher than when under typical HID's, I'm suspecting that the spectrum perhaps makes the plant consume more of certain...

Based purely on this piece of information, that the symptoms only began post-application of an almost doubled dose of nutrients, I would simply water as normal until we figure out without a doubt exactly what the problem is. It may be as simple as overfertilizing, it may be as complex as a PH...

Wow I'm surprised that you've done as well as you have with MG soil and ferts lol. I don't want to say to change anything, sometimes reddish/purplish stems is totally genetic and harmless. For that reason, and there not being any leaf symptoms accompanying it, I would put my bet on it being a...

Dish unfortunetly is correct. Personally, I love those type of LED's to supplement my MH/HPS setup. When I was still saving up for my CMH lights, I used Roleadro LED panels that had some UV and IR diodes to supplement my HIDs, and you could tell that there was a significant response from the...

Are you using MG soil, or just MG fertilizer? Or both? While I've seen MG soil produce good vegging results, their standard soil uses extended release ferts that are active for an advertised 6 months. This means, that you cannot flush what would be an excess of N in the soil before flowering...

Ever since I made the switch to CMH lighting, it seems like I HAVE to run calmag from the jump in DWC or else I get a calmag deficiency as early seedlings...so don't feel bad, plenty of us have this issue. At 75F I wouldn't worry about temps...75F is well within the optimal range of temps.

The only circumstance that you could give too much air is that if the agitation of the surface of the water is so violent that it actually stresses or even tares the roots. With that being said, I've blasted a single 5 gallon bucket with roughly 100LPM's of air and it still wasn't even close to...

Very happy to hear that your situation has improved!

If you have adequate airflow, then you really should be keeping the roots totally submerged. In a properly aerated DWC setup, the roots get plenty of air while submerged because of the DO being created from all of the surface movement from the air bubbles. This will maximize your root's surface...

Yeah that is understandable! Inline fans can get a bit noisey that's for sure.