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I fill up a trashcan with water and have a big ass air stone in there. I have been letting it aerate for at least a day or two before using. But I just read this article talking about all the effects of aerating water http://water.me.vccs.edu/courses/ENV115/Lesson5_print.htm I live in a farm...

I cooked the soil for at least a month before I used it, isn't that enough time for the ingredients to break down?

Good, cuz you aren't helping. Just trying to act like you know everything without divulging any real information.

Im not worried about the ph, I just wanted to emphasize that its not a ph problem because it seems like people come on here and give advice when they don't have any experience. Would you say I didn't make the soil strong enough? Looking at subcools organic recipe, per 8 bags he uses 5 pounds...

What you don't seem to get is I am not growing one plant. I mixed a half cup of bloodmeal into like 60 pounds of clean soil. Go read the super soil recipe dude... per 8 bags of soil that guy throws in 5 pounds of bonemeal bloodmeal guano and 3 pounds of rock phosphate. If anything I under...

Well I added them sparingly. I didn't use a lot of anything.

If anything I will make a compost tea and give that to them. I don't want to use any kind of chemicals on this. But they definitely want some food? Is that what you are saying?

I'm in the 4th week of flowering, in organic soil I mixed and composted myself. The first 3 weeks went smooth and the plants looked amazing. Now they are starting to look a little less amazing and I am getting a few of these dead leaves every. The soil has conditioners like lime, sulfer...

Temperature never goes above 80(mid day) never goes below 74(night) I cant give you an exact NPK but the ingredients I used were earth worm castings, blood meal, bone meal, rock phosphate, bat guano, alfalfa meal, kelp meal, lime, sulfur, peat moss, green sand, charcoal mykos. Then like a...

Just tested the soil, its around 6.5 - 7 is that too high for organic soil?

I highly, highly doubt that... The soil has all kinds of conditioners like lime, sulfer, EWC. I cooked the soil for a month and tested the ph along the way. It stayed between 6 and 7. I fill my reservoir up 2 days before I water and I aerate it with a pump and air stone. The day of watering...

I'm in the 4th week of flowering, in organic soil I mixed and composted. The first 3 weeks went smooth, now I am getting a few of these a day on each plant. I think I am looking at phosphorus/ nitrogen deficiency and a few micro nutrients too. Can anyone confirm this for me?

Maybe get an old vcr and try to use the motor from that somehow?

Well I keep seeing bubba kush pop up... I know a dude who deals only in bubba kush... so I guess ill go that route

I wonder if Im not feeding them enough during veg? Is it important to start feeding them as soon as possible and start ramping it up for thick growth? Also I only use cfl's for veg. They are big bulbs but still lower wattage... is that not enough? I've read that you dont need a lot of light...

Well, the main thing I was looking for was light leaks cuz of the little seeds I keep seeing. But I'm sure I've got everything covered.. There is only a window and a door that could be leaking light.. the window is totally covered in heavy plastic and I have skirts on both sides of the door...

I have recently become more serious about growing. I think I made a mistake by just going to a club and getting some clones. I have gone 3 rounds with these supposed "abusive og" plants from the club and keep ending up with 1 ounce plants with a small seed here and there... I have gone crazy...

I put some plants outdoors in early February, I know its too early, but I only put them out there because I didn't have room indoors and I was going to trash them anyway. To my surprise they actually did quite well, without food or anything. They also started flowering because the days were...

There are TONS of milky trichomes though... remember its been out there since early February.. that's 2 months of flowering. Most of the hairs are still white but I have done large scale work with this strain in the past and remember that the hairs generally stay mostly white right up until...