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You always want to feed and flush in soilless. That plant is looking pretty good now. I would stick with the .8EC next time you get dryback.

Jeez...I never thought about drones Not surprised......the days of serve and protect are long gone. If only they spent that much time and money on crimes that have actual victims. Harass and collect is the main job of modern law enforcement.

I was out in California visiting friends back in the dark times after a work injury laid me off. They ran the usual 1/4-acre guerilla grows in a few secluded locations. The main thing that terrified them were Mexican Pirates. They told me stories of friends that went out to their crops to be...

Looks like an average outdoor plant to me. It might be in a bit too much shade, it's a bit leggy.

I let my outdoor plants get bone dry in mid-summer before. The tender new growth never recovered fully and grew all mangled looking. It was about 7-10 days before new healthy growth started popping out.

Definitely leafhoppers, they get my plants every year. Nothing a strong plant won't grow through.

I would trust it when the new growth develops normally. If it's twisted and mangled looking let the plant recover longer.

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EC is EC, doesn't matter how you get there. RO+calmag+fert at 500 is the same as well water+fert at 500. As long as your final solution is in the ballpark of 100N-30P-120K-80Ca-40Mg plants will be happy.

I don't know if this is your first DTW grow, but here are some basics. Don't water in small amounts. When the media is very light and just barely damp, water to 20% runoff and dump runoff immediately. The top should be dry, but you should feel a little moisture if you stick a pinky finger down...

You could throw some aragonite (crushed coral / mollusk shells) in a fine media bag and toss that into the rez to buffer.

You need carbonates in your water to buffer, so I would go with the K2CO3.

I grow everything in professional peat mixes now with 3 part dry fertilizer. I find it very simple to use the buffered mixes. I mix up a few barrels of nutes a week and the timer pumps into 1/4 sprayers every morning. Price is very reasonable, the local agricultural supplier charges about $25 a...

I think it's the type of media and amount. Bark mix will be heavy and hold lots of water. You also have a lot of it for a small plant. I've found doing drain to waste you want full dryback in 1-2 days. If your plant is sitting wet for 6 days, you need to lighten the mix with perlite and/or use...

Two words....Hydro Buddy.

You could also add a no nitrogen calcium source like calcium acetate or calcium chelate EDTA. Calcium Chelate – Miller Chemical

It depends on conditions, but I have found its almost always a good idea to hollow out the middle for the airflow. I have lost most of the yield on 8 footers because mildew started in the middle and took over the plant. That was outdoor in New England with our lovely humid fall weather.

If your looking for a lower N formula for flower there are Jack's 0-12-26 and MasterBlend 4-18-38.

I've set up a quite few novice people to grow and the ones that did peat soilless usually fared better than soil. "Put X and X of this into 5 gallons of water and every second or third watering dump it on the plants." For some of them that are sorta the gluehead type I might even weigh out a few...

I picked up a few bales of the Advanced with coco....I can't tell the difference between the Advanced and the all peat version.