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By no means do these guys sponsor or pay me for this just trying to get people to get off poisonous pesticides I keep seeing people mention, weekly spray and root drench with this stuff and you won't have any problems. i use it during a plain water day because its has Yucca extract(carbs) for...

try EZ-wet i just mentioned this on another post ,I use it as even if i don't see bugs just in case, better to prevent then battle is what I've been learning. I haven't made my own soil yet but if I where to have an educated guess that looks like it might be way too hot try cutting it with some...

EZ-wet kills all soft body pest, Gnats ,aphids etc.. and it also has yucca extract to provide carbs doesn't hurt any beneficial fungi either all organic. Im using it as weekly hand water with a microbe innoculant as preventive maintenance for aphids or anything I also do a weekly foiler with it...

Im using a brand called ushio for the 600 watt hps I'm going for hortilux next , my hood is a hydrofarm radiant 6" but I'm looking into a blockbuster or a raptor hood for better light spread. You can get quality with MH or T5 but HPS is known to give more weight

Use some 1-2gal smart pots ,I use 1 gal smart pots because I don't veg for too long and my flower stage last about 8 weeks with the strain I'm growing,basically 90 days from rooted clone to harvest so no big pots needed.

“Make the most you can of the Indian Hemp seed and sow it everywhere.” -George washington

“Some of my finest hours have been spent sitting on my back veranda, smoking hemp and observing as far as my eye can see.” -Thomas Jefferson

I have dam near the same set up with that 6" vortex s-line fan (quiet and works good ) with a 4x4x7 tent and 6"x16" 400cfm phresh carbon filter , 600 watt hps with an air cooled hood. No problems with smell or temps and it doesn't have to be on full blast

constant inoculation of beneficial microbes and enzymes always helps any PH or nutrient def let them do the work for you

I guess I forgot to add if you do see a def at the base and its not moving up as days go by then the plant is fine basically if the overall plant is good then just remove the yellow leafs and watch to see if any more appear before you just throw some nutes on it

I learned the hard way when I harvested based on a exact date or feeding schedule, its worth every penny to invest in a microscope because the only way to truly know when to harvest is looking at the trichomes. Keeping track of the weeks or age of the plant is definitely needed for feeding...

If that leaf is from the bottom part of the plant that doesn't receive much light don't worry about it ,if thats from new growth its most likely a nutrient deficiency every case is different though, I've learned that if most of the plant is a nice lush green and healthy and those random...

Nah I wouldn't cut them down just yet there are stages to trichomes here is a link to help determine when to cut since you have a scope. Definitely got small growth because of transplanting a small clone/seedling to a 5gal combined with semi-poor light. The UVB rays actually makes the plant...

STRAIN : GSC Pheno 23 days into flower she already starting trichome development nodes are close on this particular plant cant wait to see in a few more weeks when she swells up this is the canopy 12 plants 4x4 area gonna have to go in and do some clean up getting too bushy :wall:

haven't used it my self but I've known that to be used in flower mostly ,it does have some kelp it in, and if you do use it remember less is always better especially transplant

The reason I use the enzymes is because when I transplant Im using beneficial microbes and the kelp provides trace elements and growth hormones. Im using Biocozyme and seaweed extract from grow more nutrients alongside recharge a beneficial microbe innoculant. This is a pic of my veg area for...

yup use as is I never pre wash or anything I know a grower that just transplants into the soil bag and pokes holes for drainage ,I think the company suggest that actually on their soil line

yea thats my ph for 6.0-6.5 there is bat guano ,worm castings ,and few other things in there so it has a little bit of nutes ,it helps to save on nutes because fresh rooted clones i jus use water for first week and any transplant after i just use a Kelp with an enzyme solution for the first 3...

Roots organics soiless is my go to based on the fact its really hard to overwater any coco mix at that ,but a good soiless mix would be ,60%coco 20%perlite 20%earthworm castings

5 weeks is way to long I toss any clones that don't root in 2 weeks its just gonna bring problems later, that was definitely the "root" of the problem your rockwool drowned the clones. Use a root stimulater to help promote root growth preferably kelp derived and you will see better results. I...