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Just get some Gnat Off from ebay. Works every time and does not hurt plants.

No, get proper light now at 6500K and bury the stems. Do not transfer them as they are now.

The lime will need some time to react as buffer. Id use a little more finely ground dolomite lime, like 1 tsp pr pot, spread on top of the soil. Water with pH 7.5 water after that for 1-2 waterings, depending on readings. But then again, dont take my word for it :weed:

So far I have Lucas´formula, ghs powder feed and jacks to try out :) Jacks sounds interesting. But why the citrus? Edit: Jack is dead. No source in UK/EU and $200 to have it mailed. Think its the other powder feed for S02E01.

The problem is that im not in the US. Often the products are pricy on their own, shipping needs to be added or it just cant be shipped to where I live. Im ok with that, just want to have a go at something easy and cheap and see where that takes me :weed: Thought about a side-by-side comparison...

I use biobizz and its great. But I spend a lot of money on it, especially because I need to have it mailed. Id like to try an "ordinary" store-bought nutrient and would prefer something I can use from veg to cut. Theres loads to choose from. Wheres a good place to start. Flower nutes, tomato...

You can do 10/14 and even 9/15 but consider doing 12/12 and lower light-hours gradually to 10/14 to mimic fall. Take a look at https://www.rollitup.org/advanced-marijuana-cultivation/442509-gas-lantern-routine.html. I tried and it works. However, there might be a strain or more out there it...

Pics would help. I sometimes get those rusty spots when my temp is a little too high.

I got this from BioBizz the other day. I use BioBizz with great result but was in doubt because of all the opinions about the pH. However, Id use dolomite lime to buffer and Ca/Mg. 1 tbs pr gallon.

I love when plants bounce back. Praise Jebus. So you have sufficient light now and not just 2x14w?

Those pics are way better. Your plants look healthy and ready for 12-12. My only worry now is your watering schedule. Water when soil is dry 1-2 inches down the surface. Water until its saturated with a small runoff (maybe 100-200 ml runoff). I water plants on similar size 1-2 times a week.

Put it straight back to veg asap. You wont grow buds on these plant. When in veg, deal with the thrips and what looks to me as nute burn. Good luck. Do you have pics of whole plants?

I agree here. Could be root rot/damage too. Imo, never flush soil unless you are sure its a nute burn. You will destroy the soil by removing all the good micros. Instead, water with a small runoff every time (like 100-200 ml) to pull excess salts out and oxygenate the soil. If you are not sure...

Call the light schedule whatever you want :) I tried it on nirvanas ak48. The point is that your grow is split into two phases. the veg and the bloom phases. The bloom phase is the one where you mimic nature by gradually lowering the hours of light. There is nothing new to this. Personally I did...

Id smoke it :)

Salt buildup will not be an issue. As said, only use small-ish pots, water when soil is almost dry and water until small runoff. That will prevent salt buildup and overwatering.

You should mix some finely ground dolomite lime to your soil to buffer pH (and have a source for Ca and Mg).

Just my opinion, others might disagree Dont EVER spray anything on your plants in light or before light is turned on. Forget about humidity. I grow successful at around 30% and my plants are healthy looking from seed. Get the temp up a bit, 24-28 C is best Do you have fans both for extraction...

Just want to chime in. I grow bio and my fan leaves are big, fat and healthy until harvest. And so is my buds. For me, all logic says that the leaves should remain green to the end. The one and only reason to have your your fan leaves go yellow is to starve the plant from nitrogen. By starving...

24/0 will not give you anything but a higher electricity bill (read about the Gas Lantern Routine. I use it and it works with lower electricity costs). Get the light as close as possible with a fan to remove the heat. If you can, measure the temp right above the canopy to get an idea of the...