Recent content by outdoorbud

yea carbon filter is essential, dont risk it dude

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when a new season starts i basically just take the soil from the last year, fill them in pots and plant the seeds in there. the only thing i do is to cage the plants against birds for the first 2 or 3 weeks. had never problems with low temparatures even with light snow. of course they germinate...

yea they look fine, dont worry about the number of fingers on your leafes lol

in this case i think too its some nutrient problem like salt burn

i think ph 6,5 is perfectly ok in soil, as i stated may the fan is the problem. is the fan constantly blowing air on the plants ?

i see a fan in your pictures and it looks like a fixed one. therefore it could be windburn which means the air is blowing constantly on an area of the leaves and they dry out because they loose to much moisture. my advice is to use an moving fan. just a guess