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As far as I know, the GO line does not require PHing. GO says they designed the product for use with tap water, but i still use RO or distilled. I didn't know that going into it, so my girls got ph up or down accordingly all the way through veg and did fine. the system seems to cover everything...

Slanty They don't seem stressed at all. I intended to clean the girls' systems out and get them ready for flowering nutes, and it seems to have worked well. I'll post a pic in a few days

Beautiful OP. Looks ready to flush to me

Hey Growers I want to hear your opinions on this topic. I'm using a 5 gal reservoir top drip set up three 15 minute watering cycles every 4 hours distilled water General Organics Go Box nutes I do have an airstone - foam is not an issue 2 rows 3 ladies deep with grodan blocks 2 Green Crack 2...

Agreed. Seems like the general consensus is to not go with the 6 ft plant OP

Thanks for making all of these available in one spot gentlemen!

The answer is yes, but I wouldn't recommend it. A general rule of thumb is 1 foot per gallon of medium, but this generally applies to hydroponics as well given the size of your rez. The reason being, if you're in doors with a 400 or 600 watt light and you've got a 6 foot tall plant, how much...

The epsom salt seemed to do the trick for my mg deficiency. It looked a lot like OPs.

I'm using the GO line in my hydroponic set up. Everything is going well, except the usual reports of CaMg deficiency. I mixed in a tablespoon of OMRI certified epsom salts in to see if this makes a difference. I'll post soon with an update.

I'm flushing between cycles right now in my hydro set up. I've been using organic nutrients, so it might not be necessary to flush, but it can't hurt to clear out your medium and get your girls ready for flowering nutrients. If you've been using chemical nutrients during veg flushing will help...

To each their own I suppose lol. Have you considered trying lady bugs? There's even some super tiny wasp that will kill the bugs and not hurt you or your ladies, but I can't remember the name of em. Good luck

You want to smoke petroleum? That generally gets burned as fuel.

Update! The local hydro shop had something called Organocide. It was certified organic by OMRI. The active ingredient is Sesame Oil and there's edible fish oil which gives the girls a nice foliar feeding while taking care of those bugs. In my case 2 low concentration sprayings a week apart...

Sorry to hear about you're problem I have the some White Flies and Thrips, but it's not terrible yet. I've heard it said that Monterey Garden Insect Spray works wonders. The active ingredient is, Spinosad. Can anyone verify this before I buy it?