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Thanks, I really appreciate it.. Do you remember what time of the year that Blueberry finished? I'm guessing another week max. But this plant was pretty fucked up before so it may have started flowering a little later. Yah I'm so freaked about mold now, but it's been real dry here thankfully...

This room wont be CO2 yet, I want to get everything else good before I start it. I'm trying to figure out the best way to cool this room with venting that is separate from the room, using my two windows, which aren't placed ideally. There is no way I can make the runs even, one side is always...

So it's been awhile since my last update. Plants are nearly done.. Made a couple mistakes.. I overfed Molasses, and the Grape apes hated it, and got some severe N lockout, think my yield was totally screwed cause of it. I was able to stop the yellowing though, with some fish emulsion and foliar...

So I'm still debating how to vent this setup best.. I just wanna be sure this will work. I'm doing 2 8x4 trays under 4k. My dilemma is that I'm not sure if I should go two 8 inch inlines doing 720cfm each.. One before Y adapter, and the other on the other side closer to the other. I'm trying...

Hmm, I think that is my only option, my idea will not work out. That other side is 6in hoods too, so I suppose if I got a good 6inch inline that would be sufficient?

So are you saying, I should run the Y farther out, so say both lines end up with equal length of ducting? If so, my issue there is that the intake is a window, so if I push the Y out farther it will end up wrapping back to the first run of lights in a kind of S shape I think.

Pretty sure Organics feeds the soil through microbes, and fungus, where chemical pretty much destroys that ecosystem, and replaces it with harsh chemicals. Why is it so hard to burn plants with organics, and not with chemicals? I don't think you understand what you speak OP.

I'm wonder if using a can 8"High Output737 CFM fan pulling air from outside into my lights is enough.. I have the lights over 2 8x4 trays. on the side furthest from the fan I want to put in a Hydrofarm 8"inline fan that does 477. This drawing is a pretty rough outline but it captures pretty...

I foliar fed them, I haven't seen any negatives yet, I'm in a greenhouse, so bugs aren't a major concern. I had mites(funny the plants o outside never got them) but I sprayed them a ton and they are all gone, I've looked under random leaves for a couple weeks now with no spider mites.. Only...

Fed them some liquid karma, fish emulsion(1 tbls to a gallon), foliar fed as well at one tsp, will post updates in a couple days

Wow thanks so much for the responses! I think I will do fish emulsion tomorrow morning, grab some Alaskan at home depot. What is a good application rate for that? also is foliar feeding necessary, or even recommended?

Yah, tha'ts the one.

I'm using Bountea for my feed. Pretty sure I locked out N on the Grape Apes because I feed them more molasses than they liked. 2 tbls a gallon, 3 times a week So 4 of my plants are showing N def, I need a quick way to get some nitrogen into them organically. Any suggestions?

Hopefully I can save them and get a decent yield out of them, silver linings this is good, I can tell the Grape Ape is going to be huge, I cloned it to as well so I need to learn all I can from it, for when I grow it again. I'll also just totally cut back on Molasses, just do 2 feedings a week...

Yah, I think my problem is N lockout, due to excessive molasses feeding. I suspect the GA just does not like so much Molasses, where as the other two strains love it. So I will be completely drying out the pot, and give them a foilar feed, and some nitrogen heavily diluted when I water the soil...

I have 12 plants in the GH, so I fill an 18 gallon tote to near full, dump in 2 cups of Molasses, stir it up real good and frothy and water them through sprayers attached to a pump. I do this 3 days a week, usually, Tues, Fri and Sunday. As for feeding, I just feed them every watering, I'm...

Hmm, I've been doing 2 tbls.. I guess the GA is just way more finicky with it. I'll give them a foliar feed with some N in it, early in the morning and hope that greens them back up, or atleast retards the spread, then I'll give them a drench of grow nutes at 1/4 strength I think.

Well this is good to hear, do you think giving them some Grow nutes will solve this problem after I dry out the soil?

Yah, I wondered the same, that is what I thought originally, but then everything I read suggested yellowing is normal. I believe the other plants are showing NORMAL yellowing for a flowering plant, while the GA is showing something is seriously wrong. I'm going to completely dry out the pots...

Hello, so over the last couple weeks I've noticed my plants getting yellow. I realize this is pretty normal. HOWEVER, my Grape Apes seem to be experiencing some other problems, and I'm beginning to think it's overwatering. The funny thing is all the plants are on the same schedule, the...