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Dutch Blueberry likes light nutes. I fed mine twice or at times once a week (soil). 1/4 stregnth and work your way up to their response (Hydro). Good taste, different grow, and medium harvest if your light on the N. Better in soil so you can keep water and food intake to a min so it remains...

Sativa dominant-2 to 3 weeks 12/12 indica-1 to 2 weeks 12/12 Clone will still need to reach a point of maturity until it is good to go. You will want to check for light leaks.

U need water on the first two. Give it just a bit so it begins to absorb. The material (pots) the seedling are in will take water in, so when it is bone dry give it a splash. You will notice the change in color on the exterior. If the container is dripping wet you gave her too much. Mist the top...

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Thank you for the added info. I will try the combo on the next batch. A great tasting bud and appeal is my personal goal. Its just a difficult task to choose from the increasing number of goodies for my babies:) Happy holidays!

I would say your water temps are too high, low humidity, and/or closet temp. Did you add anything to the rez? Why is the strain so important? what are they?

Hey there homebrewer, I'll give it a try and post some reviews on the outcome. Whether there is an increase in yield, quality, and so on. Did you use it for cuttings? Veg? Flower? Or all of the above? I plan on using it lightly in flower just to assist in absorption of my nutes. I have been...

Hello everyone here in the advanced cult. I have recently gotten ahold of this supplement and have seen some great reviews. Has anyone out there incorporated this into their flowering feed schedule? How often and how much would you recommend. I am currently using the Bcuzz base and heard this is...

Ph'n the soil with a meter is not always the best way. There are meters out there that give inaccurate readings. Just a bit off will lock u up. Go to a pet store and grab a ph test kit (Capsule type with the drops). Test ur run-off, I bet it will be yellow (-6). You say your plants are draining...

Your stems are turing red which can be a characteristic, but also means stress. When you provide the following answers to the question I will have a solution.

Your plants are lacking N. How are you measuring the PH? What type of Fox Farm nutes are you giving them? Temp and humidity?

Yep. I looks like a good recovery. Stay where you are at in regards to your feeding. When you switch to flowering follow the nute directions to a "T". Don't try to add more, what it says is best. Good luck!

It will reach for the light and straighten out. If it loosened up around the base just put a little dirt around it to reinforce it.

What is the GH bloom ratio?

The mix seems close. Might b a little much. Try bloom at 3tsp an grow at .5tsp.

Caught u after the post, opps. I think you will fix your problem going that route. Good luck.

What happens in a reservoir that small is that it is limited to its up-take, often leading to problems. I would suggest 5 gallon buckets, but if you are "space limited", @ least 2 gallons would manage. I imagine you have one plant in each container that size?!?! Can you put them in a larger...

All sign point to the statement I made earlier. A reservoir that small doesn't leave much room for forgivness. How much nutes are you giving them?

I know you say that your temps are 74-78, but it is showing clear signs of heat stress. See how the end of the leaf cuts are browning. Either your light is too close or your temps are wrong. Try backing your light off them a bit. You definitely don't have an over nute problem because they seem...

You have a moisture/nute problem. A flush may only add to the problem. I would suggest re-potting with PH balanced medium, water lightly, and hold off on the nutes for a few days to a week and see how they respond. From there 1/4 to 1/2 strenght nutes until your back to normal and then be...