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400? Woah, thats alot. What are some of your best/favorite ones?

Idk. I do cut it with 25% perlite, so not full strength. But still. Def the nitrogen, phosphorus too. I tranplant to final pot right after flip. They're always wanting N at some point, even with bloom nutes.

That has not been my experience. Been using it for 12 yrs. I have proper size plants in proper containers. After 3 or 4 wks I'll start with deficiencies.

Soon as you see pistils.

Got about 3 wks worth of nutes in it. Maybe a bit more with a small plant in a big container.

I thought 60 watts is the lowest. I get no stretching, whatever it is.

Whatever the lowest is. Dialed all the way down for the first 10 days or so. Couple of days at around halfway and then full on.

I use this same light. I got it at 22" for seedlings and dimmed down. Between 14 and 16" for veg and flower, full power.

If you do not check and know what your ph is in any medium and you do not have any issues, you are growing by accident. You have a decent range to work with, and alot of people get by without worrying about it. But if you want great results you need to nail ph. Using microbes can help widen that...

Yup! Get the ph straight and it'll clear right up.

Raise ur ph. Phosphorus, Calcium, magnesium will be in high demand now. They are all more available at a higher ph. I'm in soil. 6.8 for flower. The 1000w hps is way overkill for veg. Too much red light too. Makes for lanky, weak plants. If you have the 1000w already, you're better off using...

So this is all too low. Soil ph in veg should be 6.5 and in flower it should be 6.8. But this problem is caused by varying ph. So lets try and figure where the inconsistency is coming from. Are you ph'ing the water after you are adding nutes? Are you waiting a bit for things to settle, either...

Looks like a ph issue. Do you know your soil ph and the ph of your water going in. Im gonna guess that you are feeding every other watering?

Don't see any rot. Got some time left there. I would cut out all those scraggly looking lowers and any other branches that don't have much going on. Get some air flow going and stop let those useless branches suck the life out of the rest. Easy on the nutes too.

Yeah, I see. That first pic looks like the node just below a shoot though. Idk, you could be right. Pic of the plant would put it to rest.

Raw solubles. All isolated nutrients available.

If it's at the top of the plant(newer leaves) its a sulfur deficiency. At the bottom, on older leaves, its a magnesium deficiency. Looks like sulfur. A pic of the whole plant is better for diagnosis.

This is the right answer. I got a few of these too and they work good for flower. Closer to $175 though.

I have had good luck with both Ethos and Mass Medical fems.

I use a 90w qb on 1 plant. Get around 3 zips per plant. Mine is a tad more, its in a proper space and I got a ton of experience. You could, maybe, pull an oz off one plant with that. Need to contain the light and train it properly. May not b worth your time, in the end