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I know this post is over 10 years old but Jesus I can’t believe not 1 single person pointed out the fact that this happened to you because your humidity was kept at 45. You gotta keep your humidity at like 60 dude. I just got done drying my last grow and it took 2 weeks

yeah I have 2ppm readers and this isn’t the problem. Also I’m confused how you’re saying your reader was just calibrated wrong and that that was the problem. But you said it showed 0 for RO water and then a high number after adding ph up/down. How is that a meter calibration problem. I also...

When using GAIA, do you still need to regularly feed your plants? Or will this burn them? I’m looking to top dress my plants in flowering rn/start top dressing my plants in veg for future grows and I’m wondering how this will change my feeding schedule? Also if the Happy Frog soil I’m using...

Hey so I hope someone sees this considering this post is old, but I have a question. So if I top dress in flowering stage with GAIA, do I still need to feed regularly? Or will this burn my plants? Also do I need to add kelp meal or EWC to my top dress if the Happy Frog soil I’m using already...

You can’t order it off of Amazon?

what the heck are spikes

Or underwater

Leaves are supposed to turn yellow during late flowering

literally thousands of experienced growers spray their plants with 1:1 isopropyl alcohol/water

thanks bro!

Oh shoot I didn’t know that. So you can really flush with just one gallon? I just kept doing gallon after gallon testing the runoff in between and the PH didn’t change until like the 10th gallon. What do you mean you’ll get more effective runoff than usual from using the same amount of water...

it takes an awful lot to actually flush your plants if only using tap water. I recently flushed my plant in a 5 gallon pot and I only had water to do it. It took like 10+ gallons to see PH start to change.

I use air fabric 5 gallon pots and still get about 20% runoff only using 1 gallon.. I don’t understand anyone saying to use almost 3 gallons for a 5 gallon pot. I guess maybe if your plant is insanely huge. It also really depends on what stage the plant is in. I have 3 seedlings in their final...