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What was neem gonna do for pm? Just curious what you heard

Check your leaves with a scope That looks like broad mite damage

Then you were doing it wrong to begin with I tried once to leave it throughout the whole grow and the buds weren't as compact as usual. Kinda larfy between nodes. Now i run same water thru veg, change at 2 weeks into bloom, then again at 5-6 weeks. Experimented many times and find this is the...

If it's more weight you desire i'd try experimenting with more light. Or at least put it closer And what the hell is promix #1?

^^^LOL Poor guy is whinin' like the bunny brought him 7UP by mistake!

Whata filthy tranny

Good job dewd!

WHAT in the good fuck are you talkin about? Vinegar solution?? Trash cans?? Might just quickly throw a diy COB together?!!? HUH?

Dont be so quick to flame, what if he pours some mt dew on it?? It could still dense up

How cold was your water?

What do the roots look like

Dew boy lmao

Your buddy sneakin in and cuttin half the buds off

lol nothing's gonna catch fire Who cares about his spectrum, im sure he knows that, and is sacrificing it for more light spread. Makes sense to me. Thanks for the mental note that this actually works OP- never did get a straight answer on this. And i dont see why your flip ballast wouldnt work...

I say go for it ..and let us know..

So what you're saying is, the pic of the seedling, where the tips are crispy as hell, at a week old, in ALL MIX organic soil (meant for mature plants [they sell "light mix" for seedlings]) isn't burning, it is in fact hungry? Or what? Obviously the damage we see is from over fert. I hope we are...

The seedlings were burnt from the start ...it could be hungry at this point i suppose but damn it's hard to tell with those nutrient burnt leaves...

After a quick google i see the all mix is too hot for some young seedlings. You must have a light feeding strain because they all burnt at first from over fert. So half the leaf mass was lost and photosynthesizing would be hindered. Then you added another light, exacerbating the problem. Now...

I agree, that's not what a hungry plant looks like...