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they look great :) but i would change the pots, and lower the PH a little... 5.5-5.8 the roots will form better and and the stress will be minimal from the transplant

i hope im wrong but it looks like mould, grey mould...

hard to say with this pic, but it could be fine.. how is your humidity? too high? not stable? this can also give false readings...either better pix or wait for another week and post again

be careful with misting...if the humidity around your young plants is not correct or stable this will stunt growth and cause other probs, maybe even fungus :( water evenly at least every 2 days. and turn the top of the soil with a fork or something,allowing the soil to take in more air. use a...

sounds like you need a more complete fertilizer. yellowing so early can normally only be ph too high, and not enough N (nitrogen)

dont do it!

too hard to tell...let it be for another week or 2. it wont do any harm if there is a male in there...they dont give of any pollen till they are a little older,. but i understand you wanna know..1 mo^re week and ask again

just looks like a heat prob...no worries.. other that this they look good :) happy growing

hi, this looks like a typical K deficiancy. this comes normaly from a high PH problem, that locks out certain nutes... flush the medium with a lower PH,and a mild but complete NPK solution. afterwards adding only water for a few days. it will take 5 days for problem to start disappearing so dont...

the first rule = if looks ok, let it be! i find in aero systems, start with 5.5 and slowly rasie to 6.5 in the end of cycle. reason being, at the start of cycle you wanna focus on roots and stems.these grow better and stronger on a lower ph. when the plant has a strong root system,and a strong...

could be a list of things pal.... ph? grey mould? or N deficiancy :(

it depends alot on how you butchered your plants, but definately wait 5 days to see how it is handeling the stress. after that, go for it

i would try to get a close-up with a microscope. you need to look at the crystals. they are certainly close to harvest, but timing is critical to your own tastes! clear crystals too early...when the most are milky, you will get a great high, when they start to dull, you will be stoned. its up to...

whatever your medium is, ph value 6 is fine... but depending on how the water is stored, it will probably always be a little different. so whatever you choose to do, measure the water always before use! if you are using soil, add a little orange juice to the water. it lowers the ph,helps to keep...

hi, rain water is super, but not always a possibility. the reason being its pure, and has a low EC, normally 0.1 this will allow you to add alot more nutrients without destroying the medium. however, tapwater is just as good. especially if you have soft water, or there is a filter on your...

first of all, hi, this is my first time on this site, but i will take a minute and explain a few things to you..just bebause you are like myself, irish ;0) ph is everything...you have to keep it in a certain margin to allow the plants to intake what it needs to grow. simply put, evry plant...