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^ Also, you should be anywhere between 500-850ppm by week three, good luck!!!

Hygrozyme.....Hygrozyme......Hygrozyme.....beneficial enzyme that quite literally eats dead/decomposing matter and turns into plant available nutrients. Also, any time you are in a DWC you should preemptively protect against this type of issue by using something like hydroguard. Made by...

hey man..the brown roots are 100% because of the bio root. The GO line is totally separate from the GH line. Bio root is a very viscus molasses based nutrient. Not the best when it comes to water solubility, especially in a DWC. Not saying it's necessarily bad but in the future use 'rapid start'...

Happy frog is not a very well amended soil, although it does have great bacterial content. That being said, I would also guess something in the ball park of calcium/magnesium/iron. Especially since you are using filtered water this is a common issue. Cal-mag should definitely help. Always test...

Yes you can help them! Do a feeding of kelp, if you have access to nature's nog..it is awesome for this stuff. Nature's nog is a blend of ascophyllum nodosum (a species of seaweed) and humates, usually used to reduce transplant stress. It will also increase your plants resistance to heat, cold...

I was going to say calcium as well, waterdog is right though those kinds of issues usually show up on lower foliage first. Seeing that your 400w was only 5 to 6 inches, is leading me to believe that was your issue. Hope it clears up! Happy growing!

If your buddy runs a hydro shop and doesnt know then I deff dont haha..sorry man the only thing I can think of is genetics? good luck and Happy growing!

Im a little confused as to what your question is. Looks like day 28 buds to me?

If it is potassium toxicity it will show up as nitrogen deficiency, the catch is that you cant just add nitrogen and be good. The potassium will "lock out" nitrogen, meaning that even if it's abundantly available the plant will not be able to absorb it. I grow hydro so it's much easier to start...

so, the miracle grow is absolute crap. I understand it's all you had access to but just so you know; it's not good. Im assuming you have 4 24w bulbs, I have a similar fixture. It's not light burn for sure, probably just the soil. They will probably be ok and survive but it wont be a grow to...

Does look like heat stress, but cant be if theyre inder cfl's. Unless your space is just crazy hot. The only other thing I can think of would be low humidity like rl420 said..in low humidity situations plants will close their stomata in an effort to conserve water. Sometimes it results in leaf...

ok,easy solution. Does look like it could be nitrogen given the the widespread yellowing. One of the pics though, the leaves had green veins with yellow in between, which is magnesium. General Hydroponics has a 'micro' nute thats something like a 5-0-1..thats probably wrong but the idea is that...

The pics are a little unclear. Sometimes it can take 2-3 weeks into flower before you know for sure. Based on the first pic I would say female though. Just keep an eye on em' and look out for those balls on a stick. Happy growing!

^^^^^^ DEFINITELY use liquid koolbloom, flowers and vegetables use huge amounts of phosphorus and potassium during reproduction(e.g. fruit and flower production). If youre not using a p/k supplement at all this is for sure contributing to your problem. Like I said earlier in my other post I use...

I am currently running the same 8/16ml per gallon..I am using liquid cool bloom(0-10-10) in addition to terpinator(0-0-4) at 20ml per gallon. The results are satisfactory so far(week 6 of flower) so I would suggest looking into a straight K supplement. It wont raise ppm too much since it's only...