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I'm in no way shape of form, an expert.. I'm on my first grow myself, but I've read, and read and READ constantly for the past few months. I'm off to a pretty good start. But don't take all my advice literally, it's best to read up on stuff and make your own assumptions on what's good and what's...

You can try using liquid seaweed extract if you're having problems with your roots too. They'll make them grow rapidly! Tomorrow you should go out and buy a hygrometer, pronto. Remember 76-81f is perfect. You also want the humidity between 40-70%. No lower, no higher. 50% is the average room...

It won't be instant as shes been used to that environment for so long. Give it another hour at most, if you see no changes then, well.. I don't know what to tell you. But canoeing is definitely down to heat. Try not to factor heat, without a hygrometer it's pretty hard to judge temperature...

I can't guarantee it will work for you, as I'm growing in a grow tent. The humidity, and temperature is pretty neutral. I have no idea how hot your room is, If your room is that warm, open doors. move things around. Get as much airflow into that space as possible.

Try this, Get a fan, put it on a low setting so the leaves shake gently, move it in line with the lights. Move the lights away roughly 5-6 inches. Remove the humidity dome, and report back with any changes. I can assure you they will not canoe.

Are they CFL's? If you check my grow journal, what I believed to be 70f, was really almost 90f. I screwed up the readings on my hygrometer. rookie mistake To me personally, that didn't seem too hot. I thought it would be the perfect conditions because weed likes a warm enviroment, right?. I was...

It's definetly a heat problem mate, if they canoe without the dome it means they are getting too much light. How close are the lights to your plants? Also, introuduce a light airflow. Any type of fan is suitable as long as you can make the conditions right. Most weed originated from growing...

Dianolical is right, you only need a dome for cuttings/clones because they haven't established a root system yet. If your grow room is too hot it can also effect the plants, I learnt this the hard way. It's best to always know the exact conditions of your grow space for a successful grow.

I wouldn't say it's leaf septoria, What lights are you using? Do you have a hygrometer to measure temp/humidity?

What nutrients are you using?

You could just use a bandaid, I'm sure that'll do the trick. Patch her up, don't wanna risk infection now do we Ry?

Obvious troll is obvious :lol: Come on dude, you can do that better than that? Surely

I'm so done, quit wasting bandwidth? Seriously dude? :lol::lol::lol:

I was expecting it to be completely torn down the middle, the entire main stem.... That's pitiful.. :|

I guess to stop a gnat infestation? Each to their own I guess..

3rd Feeding 10th of February fed @ 0.75 ec 4ml of each A+B to 2litres of water. EDIT: pics attached. They look 10x better for just a few days. I'm pretty amazed how well they've picked up! Although humidity has always been an issue. I should probably invest in a humidifier... :idea: I'm...

7th of February watered with liquid seaweed extract until 15% runoff. Tested pH at 5.8.

Everything starts to look up: 6th of February I start the see potential after adjusting the temperatures, kept it at a steady 76-81f. Humidity fluctuates from 40 - 50 rH. The 3rd seedling looks like it's ruderalis dominant, it's really short. Hasn't gained much height. (Not too sure) But it's...

2nd Feeding: 4th feb, I fed them with 4ml of each A+B to 2litres of water. @ 0.75 ec. Later in the day, I realized the temperatures were completely wrong they were at almost 90*f the entire time throughout the first stages of life. Opened vents at the bottom of grow tent for passive airflow...