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+1 on the feed, water, feed method. As for the watering amount, it takes time and is strain dependent. I wait till the top soil gets dry to the touch for soil. For coco Its everyday watering. And if your soil do not water till 30% run off. Coco yes water them bitches. Soil you girls will get...

I always get nauseous when trimming smelly buds for more than an hour or so. It's the pungent smell for extended periods of time. Also I've noticed a major factor is fresh cut bud smell. It makes the smell more nauseating for me at least

Anything in flower needs a full nute regiment if you want real growth. Honestly with that light, and the size of that plant, there will be a very small yeild. IMO feed that bitch as much as you can til you see tiny burn at very leaf tips.. full bloom in soil im at MINIMUM 1300ppm

At least another two an a half weeks.Trust its worth the wait, wait for amber trichs at least30%. Give her some more nitrogen too, what are you feeding and how much?

You my friend are on your way to success! I used gh for a while, and recently switched to bio buzz. Trying veganic/organic, figured its natural like wild just more concentrated. Just don't feed to heavy with the gh, I wouldn't go above 1000ppm in full bloom, even though they could take almost up...

ditch the cup humidor. Its not needed, that plant is very ready for natural elements. It really looks like wind lash. But I'm going to bet its ph related. Especially how dry your soil looks. What are you feeding, at what strength, and how much are you watering when you do. Whats the size of the...

For sure change to 12/12 lighting. And it appears you have a ph problem with note lockout, looks like the plant has stopped further growth till problem is resolved. It also appears you're not saturating the soil enough when watering. You need to have at least 20 percent runoff when watering in...

You can get it pretty close if you have a good hood and fan. I put my hand under the hood, at certain heights a few minutes at a time to see where my hand gets uncomfortable. With my hood ends up being about 15inches, and thats a 1k hps

I guess I meant more so in the beginning, with side by side comparison.

good thread, found it useful

Lower you ph to 6.4 and flush them like CRAZY. They will droop really bad for a day but then perk up real nice!

+1 for kryptonite being an oaksterdam clone. I to got a krytonite oaksterdam clone at a local medical dispensary. It's an amazingly resistant and strong plant. It will reach insane sizes if vegged for a while, fan leafs twice the size of you're face. I only have a simple 5gal dwc setup with gh 3...

Looks great man, things really came along. I'm currently fitting a serious might battle in my indoor garden. For the BHO I would recommend cooking it at least 5min for every gram of oil, You'd be surprised how much bho cook out even after its evaporated. The oil will also turn slightly more...

Good luck man those girls are going to get huge! They look great right now. I would highly recommend scrapping those pallets though, they retain moisture and mold real quick. Then it's going to cause nasty issues for you're bottom root zone. I would suspend them with coarse chicken wire...

You're ph is way to high. Try dropping it down to 5.8 and keep it there steady. When the ph is that high in hydro the nutes get locked out.

IMO flush the crap out of them. For you're leaf to even come close to looking that way means its "burning" unless it was to close to a light that should never happen. There are defiantly hot spots in the solid and most likely unbalanced ph. If it were me I would flush using clearex and ro water...

I had the same issue. A flush with clearex from botanicare, and a watering with 1/4tbl spoon of superthrive per gallon of RO water. Took the girl about a week but she bounced back with PERFECT foliage growth and I slowly re entered nutes back into her feeding. Just make sure you're flushing with...

^Indeed, molasses only feeds the micro organisms in a soil medium and the organisms them selfs provide what the roots uptake as food.

The yellowing of the leafs you explain would be a N deficient trait. What type of nutes are you using and of what strength? You shouldn't have a water heater unless you see temps below 55 degrees IMO. Cold water stays fresh and crud free longer it maintained properly. How are the roots looking?

From what I've seen thats normal over growth. IMO just means the plants are happy and have an abundance of food to disperse throughout the cola region, with the right amount of light extra weird growth is achieved. I'm at week 6 with my green crack and she's an 8 week plant, shes had her general...