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yea take photos under normal lighting, not a yellow light. all the other questions above are key, nitrogen overdose isnt cuasing the specs of shit on your leaves, but im guessing when you take a photo with normal light, nitrogen overdose will be obvious. the specs are probably micro nute...

pump up the micro nutes a bit. and the potassion/phosphorus. it should stop in a week. might wanna cut back a smidge on the nitrogen too, just a shade or two too dark

if the lights cant come down, move the plants up. i use school books to elevate my plants. boxes. anything really. also what are temps? they have a blue-ish hue to the leaves meaning temps could be low.

wtf did you do to that plant? those temps are way too high! you dont wanna pluck off any fan leaves if possible, try cranking the AC on, or buying more fans

yea good advice so far already posted, not much left to say. Keep them warm too, i put mine close to the ballast from the HID lamps, or close to the heater i use for winter (just a small radiator).

Thats happened to mine too, its a combination of stresses, for example cloning, or retransplanting Just make sure everything is ok, pH, nutrients, whatever, and they will grow normal leaves. Its a defense mechanism, instead of creating big leaves, it makes 1 fingered ones to keep getting in...

PS, im voting on tall in center, but im not sure, hence the thread!

So im currently flowering 2 strains, one that grows bushy, the other that grows tall, quickly. Im also using LST methods, after topping them a bunch to make lots of colas, and keep the height somewhat the same The question i have is this: would you put the plants that light to grow tall...

ummmmmmmmm from what i understand, lime wont make it too far one way or the other. i think its a buffer, which just brings everything else to its pH. follow the instructions on the packaging its like saying its a strong pH, not close to extremes (1 or 14 on the scale), but strong in the sense...

no dont transplant just for 10 days. you got 2 options, water it, cut it the day ya leave, then let it dry, which would be slower (becuase you just watered it), or water it, and provide some shade for it so it stays cooler. id harvest probably

can u chill air then push it into the grow room? what temps do you have now?

you gotta look around, but yea. For example i got a bottle that reads 9 - 1 -2, pretty much just N, another bottle reads 1-7-1, and making a banana peel tea is pretty much 0-0-X (depending how strong ya make it) the key thing is to look around, and read the labels.

I medicate 2 things really. First i have some stomach issues from drinking too much or eating too much spicy food. Had a hiatal(spelling?) hernia, where my stomach was pushing into my esophagus, and some ulcer type spots. either way it helps a lot for that. Otherwise, i got anxiety like a mofo...

get a variety, from various sources. thats what i do. buy a shit ton of everything, and mix them in with organic recipes

Yea its definatly nute burn, but your pH is fine... perhaps you need to check your nutrients, for settle-ing of stuff inside, or check and see if its fresh. i would also say they look a bit low on N but you gotta fix the abundance first

and next time, top them, at least once. youll get way more yield, especially with the space your withing with. TLDR: sure, dumping more of the one bottle didnt help, but right now, add micro nutes, and add potassium to all plants, and get ph to 5.8 =)

hey man, im glad your checking my thread on nutrients! but i dont think too much mag is the issue. other then the stuff *buds* mentioned, id kick nitrogen up a bit on all plants. for the plants in pic 4, after getting pH to 5.8, i would add in more micro nutes... then id go eat like 10 bananas...

yea thats normal. pump up the micro nutes a bit if ya want, and up the P and K a little too for the next watering, but just as a preventative really, they arent ´light´enough to be worried about it, but you can start treating before its an issue. if the bottom is still rich and dark, then dont...

now, on the other hand, when i placed fan leaves over the top of the soil, as a mulch (and just to get rid of the mountain of leaves i had), i did notice some of it start to mold up, and being above the dirt, and in contact with the air, id imagine some spores do get into the air, not so smart...