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you would have to open a tin of whoop ass on both

they look like they could do with a good feed to me, the leaves look light green

you cant just stop feeding them for a week growing in coco, if your giving them MG give them 30% of your normal feed aswell and bump your ph up to around 6.3

you are growing in coco, you have to give them nutes every feed, you also need to water until you get run off, atleast 30%, dont let the plant suck the run off out of the saucer your plant is in, mop the run off up that collects in the saucer with a sponge, dont let your coco completly dry out...

pull it its just a garden weed seed thats found its way into your compost

If your growing in coco your ph ing too low, 5.8-6.3 is about right let it drift up and down then you will not lock out nutes

he could have gassed himself if he got his sugar/yeast ratio's wrong ,ROTFLMFAO :D

sunni will help you when she comes online

dont think he really gives a shit he aint been seen since aug 2011

can you not delete posts with the edit option ?

are you ph ing your waterings ?

WTF have you got to offer a hottie, lol, lower your sights KRATOS92

he's a BOT

what are you growing in, how big are your pots, what are you ph ing at, how much water are you giving them

i never reuse my coco for a few reasons no 1, its cheap no 2 its full of salts that have built up from the previous grow, and would take alot of effort to clean it, just running water through it is a waste of time, you have to agitate it at the same time no 3 when you sieve it to get all the old...

thats the way to go upset them so they snitch on you

feed a cold, starve a fever

you need to let the coco dry out a little while their small to get the roots searching for moisture, not completely or you will get salt build up, if you keep drenching the pots they will take days to dry out and you will starve the roots of oxygen you should also get an ec truncheon to take the...

LOL,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

i wish everyone a happier new year than the last, may your leaves be green and your stems be thick