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What kind of air pump are you using? I recently had some problems like that. I couldn't tell whether it was algae or root rot (or both) so I started from the bottom and worked my way up. I had a blue rubbermaid container that I thought was light proof, but if you put it over your head, you could...

Looks nice and healthy man. I got a couple questions about your setup. What kind of air pump do you use? Do you know what EC you are feeding at? How big are those buckets? Keep up the good work.

Im surprised no one has mentioned Greenhouse's Super Lemon Haze in this conversation.

I bought 10 NL Special seeds from KC. 7 turned female, but all 7 also turned hermie around week 3 of flowering. Just a caution to anyone thinking about that strain. I guess it is really cheap for a reason. I have ordered from KC Brains in the past and been satisfied with his KC33, but this was...

Do you know what EC you have been keeping these plants at? Also, your plants look great, but if you plan to keep them in the same container for flowering, you will have crowding issues. You could try angling the net pots away from each other. I'd switch to flower as soon as you have a...

Hey Texas Fan, Do you have a pump and tube running water into your rockwool or is your hydroton layer touching the water?

Get a good PH meter and test the PH. Those earlier pictures look like a nute lockout more than a burn. Flushing helped the PH which probably allowed the nutrient to be taken up by the plant. Nute lockout can be from improper PH or too high of another nutrient, so flushing helps both problems. It...

Depends on the strain. Indicas take less time than sativas.

Some strains have darker leaves. Do the leaves feel crispy at all? Is there burning on leaf margins? Typically, darker leaves are excess of nitrogen, which is rare if you are feeding bloom nutes. It might not be anything at all.

Most likely your PH is off. If you are using tap water, it could be a high PH. Try watering in a little lime to the soil while you are waiting on your PH kit. I highly recommend investing in a quality PH pen. Its the most important meter to have as a grower. (TDS meter is next).

There's a lot of things that could affect a seedlings height (distance from light, moisture content of soil, strain of seed). I wouldn't worry about one being bigger than the other, especially since they are different strains that probably germinated at different times. Just be happy that both...

Dont put them in the dark. They look fine for being 3 weeks in. It normally takes two weeks before you see any pistols (those white hairs). They are coming out of a calyx, but they are really small right now so you can't really see the "bud" yet. Give it time. You will notice large clumps of...

Baking Soda raises the PH. I think it has a PH of 8 or 9, cant remember which. Lime has a 7 PH and is a good "neutralizer". Sampson, I have a question for you. I have a soilless mix ( a little worm castings added to peat, perl, and verm) and I want to know the PH of it. I have a water PH...