Recent content by kittycakes

yeah, definetly looks like a nute burn, or a lockup. like you said, best to probably flush with water a couple of weeks and take them off fertilizer entirely for a while and see how they develop. wish you and your plants the best, happy growing :D

sorry to hear, i figured out my grow had a spider mite infestation, great luck for a beginner fml. but check under the leaves and look for tiny almsot microscopic black specks and webs (thin fine webbing), and note that mites always start at the bottom of the plant and work their way up. the...

the only webbing i see is on one lower leaf, no webbing on the buds as far as i can tell. i have already cut that one leaf off. i am going to gently wash the plant in mild soap water. tomorrow im going to do the same thing but with a garlic+alcahol(99%) and water solution. and i plan on doing it...

i looked with my microscope, and i saw one of them, and one of the lower leaves has obvious webbing on it. but the problem is somewhat tame for now. "pull the infected leaves" what do you mean by that?

right, thats what i was afraid of.

I noticed a problem 1 week after i switched to flower and concluded it was probably PH problems + nute burn; so i flushed with normal PH'ed water and now the problem is not going away, more spots have started to show up and the leaves are starting to show yellow spots and discoloration. leaves...

didnt know that, more you know. well, one less thing i have to worry about in that case. i just assumed that it could be a risk since my phone take 4000x3000 photos and the fact that i could crearly see my prints in the photo. like i said, paranoia

right, makes sense. i should be able to breathe easier now. yes, im a bit paranoid and it might be a bit unessesairy. not saying anyone would waste their time reading my prints, but it is very possible, especially with hi-def photos like the ones i take with my phone. i like to make sure not to...

the grow: i am growing quite succsesfully for the first time 3x white widow, under 3x150w bloom light (they are in flower). im using bio bizz products all organic with Light mix soil and grow + bloom fertilizer and top-max to help bud production (havent started that yet). temps are comfortable...

they drop down to 19-20 celcius. i assume thats enough for a "resting" temperature. i have my doors open when the lights are on to keep it in the 24-25 range, and once they start to really stink up the place i will have to cut the lowest flaps of the reflectors, or just entirely remove the...

oh yeah, good point. might try that on my next run

right, very nice plants there

yeah, i suspected as much. im pretty sure my growroom is too small for those reflectors, and are keeping the heat trapped under them. but the problem is that the reflectors are holding the bulbs and removing them is way too much hassle and will probably shock the plants. im gonna grow these and...

yeah, the plants are moving quite a lot, so i think there is enough airflow. but i will definetly try that, see if it makes a differance

yeah thats what i was thinking, but i have a large fan at the bottom (barely visible on the images) and it has pretty good circulation. i want to get 2 or 3 smaller hurricane fans i can place around the box instead of on big one on the bottom. but im on a budget so its a bit hard to acomplish