Search results

Reminds me of magnesium deficiency. What kind of water are you using?

As DaBong said pics help a lot. But from your thread title description, they definitely sound rich in nitrogen, which probably means they've been burnt which leads to lockout. Do you see dark green leaves and yellow tips, probably a little curling downward at the tip of the leaf? I have always...

Are your plants looking healthy or kind of deficient? Could be one or more related deficiencies. Normally weak stems are caused by calcium deficiency, but there could be a number of things going on which could be contributing to the problem.

looks like calcium deficiency. The plant looks a little burned though leaves are definitely rich with nitrogen. Might want to skip a feeding or check your runoff pH and ppm.

Picking off leaves doesn't help much because the infection is systemic within the plant. Once it has PM it will stay in the plant unless you can suppress it to the point where it cannot continue to feed off its host. Greencure is a good cheap option, I used serenade which smells like stinky...

Yes there is a cordset called the splitter from Life Light Systems that you can plug into your 1000w ballast, which splits into 2 reflector receptacles, in which you can hook up 2 reflectors running 600's. Obviously your not going to be pulling 1200w through the 1000w, but your splitting what...

ya the tips are burnt a little. if the rusting was from some sort of deficiency, or slight lockout from the overfert, it definitely looks like calcium damage.

Try this for some reeeeaaally potent BHO extract. It's a pretty simple process but the result is great. http://www.thcfarmer.com/forums/f60/happy-brother-trim-bho-budder-6627/

Looks like bad pH damage. Doesn't match with your story you seem to be doing things right. Especially in pro mix. You should find out your soil pH is or at least test runoff if possible.

Im glad to hear that stuff worked! Our hydro store just got mighty wash in a few weeks ago, we looked and saw it was 99.9% water and figured it was crap. I'm glad to hear it worked out for you because now I might sell it to more people to get some more feedback. It seems like a very safe...

None of us can smell your room. Let us know how it works.

How long can you get away before mildew infests your room? Time will tell.... Don't cut corners!

You really shouldn't use a toxin that harsh on or near flowering plants. Its best used only in veg, but if you are willing to take a risk then use it. You may or may not find a residual taste from it, most likely not, but the main ingredient is a carcinogen that may remain. They are strips...

Ill have to take a picture on my phone tomorrow at work!

You should be able to tell if they are OK or not. I once had the same thing occur, except my duct work fell off my exhaust and raised temps to 103 while I was at work. Luckily I run co2 so my plants suffered no damage. If your plants have curled tips and brown leaf margins they suffered some...

It's better. I've used a 4 foot t8 before and accomplished results, not the ones I was looking for though. You can tell from the upper growth that is larger it prefers the new light, but to get any kind of bush going your gonna need to step it up with more t8's or a t5 fixture. Looking good...

There's never a need to get hostile. People just don't realize that. If you don't like something about someone, then fuck it, carry on. I started out with one 4 foot t8 myself lol, its hard to remember but I do. I did not mean to imply that it CANNOT be accomplished, but to receive adequate...

Well for being 4 weeks into veg, you should be looking at a fully mature plant ready to flower assuming you don't prune. It is extremely stretchy too. Unless you just added a light that is sufficient, your going to need to rethink your lighting equipment.

Ocean forest is very nutrient rich and your plant is showing signs of nutrient burn and pH fluctuation. The yellow spotting and tips along with small curly bright new growth is normally a sign from pH being imbalanced. This is kind of a mystery because you say you haven't fed and you are pHing...

I don't take offense because everyone is entitled to their own opinion, which may be right or wrong. Are you telling me the yellow tipped leaves are not an early sign of nute burn? How is this misleading? Flushing that tiny guy would cause it over-moisture stress and it would wilt and wither...