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Because one can just smoke the plant but not the dog :D

Sounds good :) Thx for your replys

Thanks for you answer. I was always very cautious never had this case before. Damn. Hence i fear the worst could happen. But from what you say it can but also everything could still be ok. Right? The room is so full. It would be difficult to spot a hermie if one would be there.

How high is the possibility of hermaphrodism when the light cycle is interupted once. Today for the first time the night cycle got interupted. They were sleeping for 4 hours when the light turned on by accident and was on for 2 hours before i realised that and turned the light off. The flower...

The macroshots show that it may be a hermie. Nevertheless it is not for sure yet. I've seen many cases where a calyx had no hairs and at first looked like a small pollen sack but turned out it was not. Pollen sacks take some time untill they get mature. So just watch the development of these...

When salt in the soil dissolves, it separates into sodium and chloride ions. The ions act differently to damage the tree. In early spring, the chloride ions can be taken up by the roots, enter the sap, concentrate in the shoots, and prevent buds from opening. Later, they can be transported...

No reason to worry at all! If you don't overtreat your plant it will turn out just fine!

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There are no signs of a defiency at all. Plant is absolutly healthy! Don't make yourself crazy. Sit back and enjoy the well being of your plant!

Sometimes less is more :-)

recutting them won't make it faster. I would follow jonathans advice. Use recutting just as a matter of last resort. Cloning takes patience. Sometimes.

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https://www.icmag.com/ic/showthread.php?t=221893 Hope this can help you for now.

Yeah it's been argued. Different people tell different stories. As soon as it works out for you it's fine. Good luck for your grow!

You misunderstood me. I agree with you. The yellow spots are not caused due to too much co2. It is most likely his feeding schedule that causes this problem. What i didn't agree with was your statement that his plant is fine for i think its not. My concern about co2 is based on a study that...

I used pk 13/14 but stopped doing it cause i didn't see a difference in yield. 2000ppm is a damn high value. High risk of nute burn. Watch your media closely to avoid salt builtup. Also the temperature is a bit too high. 75F is a better.

I totally disagree. Those yellow spots will stunt new growth if not fixed!

Looks like Chlorosis. Get yourself an exhaust fan! No intake fan needed! There is no need to use a co2 burner also. But if you insist on using it then set the co2 to max 1100 ppm. Everything above is contraproductive.

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You use a clone machine. Are you sure all stems get water? Self made cloning machines especially aero cloners sometimes work improperly don't cover up the whole area with water.. Because if it's not slimy i suggest they dry out. Another problem could be hygiene while cutting the clones. But...