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Thanks again AeroKing, ill definitely find a way to get that table raised up or the lamps closer at least, i need high density.

its inside glass casing along with the lighting fixture, I'd have to re-gut the whole box that was already pre-manufactured.

could maybe do it, kind of sketchy cause its a 56L resevoir it all sits in.

yeah id like to get them closer, but they are all in a box and there is no way for me to lower the lights cause it isn't built to do so.

yeah they actually have 32inches right from seed even, the 32in. is the distance between the bottom of the stem (rootball, whatever u like) all the way to the glass at the top covering the lights, (the lights are about 4inches from the glass) So i'll have to eventually bend my plants here, i...

can you give your plants too much L-amino acids?

yeah thats probably a good idea, i was thinking of doing that right away. Most are about 12in. and i was thinking of flowering them next feed but they've only been in veg for two weeks coming up on third week. That should be enough time im thinking if they are that tall? suggestions here??

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they have about 32in. to grow before getting dangerously close to the light. I will also consider bending the plant if they get too big, but I try to select strains that are relatively short for flowering.

I'm 2 weeks and 3 days into my vegetation cycle, with 2 boxes (18 girls each for a total of 36) set up with bubbleponics. My girls are on a 18/6 cycle, one box is running on 2 400W HPS, and the other is running with 2 400W MH. The nutrients I'm using for them is all from Advanced Nutrients...

My girls have ben in veg for 2 weeks, and two groups (of 18, totalling 36) are sitting at about 9-12in. on average. Just wondering when a good height to start flowering is in a bubbleponic system, thanks.

I'm going to draw a bad picture in paint to try and explain, i can take the out airpump out of the whole system if it isnt going to help at all.. I hope that helps to describe what I cant in words. Not sure if i should bother with the air pump or anyhting then? just thought it might help...

okay i just finished transplanting them, im pretty sure they will be okay, I got them into a pot all full of soil compared to roots. I was careful not to break roots and I just kept flushing the plant and massaging the dirt out of the roots. They're in a way better pot now. You mentioned they...

it is, and okay, ill definitely switch it up and see what happens, thanks for the help. they were in veg for probably a month and a half, we were going to use it for clones but decided to flower it instead. that may possibly be part of the problem?

okay ill definitely do that, so i basically should flush them and transplant them to new soil and all?

ahh, there is a 4" rockwool cube and its in cocoa earth. not sure what i could do to combat this problem... repot it again with all fresh soil and fill it up closer to the top?

thanks for the post, i figured they might just be hungry, but even when I feed them the one still gets tiny yellow spots on it, and has been that way for a week or so now. I do water/feed/water/feed and thats every 2-3 days, so im not sure if its the feeding schedule. as for ppms im not sure...

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Hi, first post to this new forum so thank you to everyone for the help in advance. I've only been growing for the past couple months, still have many things to learn but I have a pretty good grasp on whats going on. The pictures here are of 2 plants 3weeks into their flowering stage. I'm using...