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Hey man, I haven't logged in here in a while but Oklahoma is a pretty great place to be for the cannabis industry. Honestly though, it's pretty boring here, I definitely miss the mountains, I miss hiking and man it's hot here. But if you just want to get in the game. Oklahoma is great

Hauling water sucks. The pump is inside the well and it doesn't look cloudy.

Treating the well, installing uv filter, and will test adding cal mag to a few plants also. All the buds are still growing strong, no burnt pistils. The yellowing also stopped since I began hauling water in. Newer pictures from today.

One of the test came back positive for total coliform bacteria.

Thanks for the info. And nope, never grown with well water. City water and creek water from the mountains. This well water growing is new to me, but it does taste good.

I'm not sure what type of well it is. I don't think there are any runoff issues into the well but this is the first grown at this place. And for the ph question. Ph is always between 5.8 and 6.2

Water test will be back in around 10 days so I'm currently hauling water from my other grow. I really don't think it's a cal mag or other nutrient problem as the super soil plants are showing the same signs. My other grow which is growing the exact same way has no signs at all of any of this...

Thanks, I'm also sending a water sample off today.

Can you point me in the right direction of the DI filter you use? I'm currently using the Hydrologic HL31027 pre filter first, then it goes thru the hydrologic 31023 RO filter.

I've never added cal mag with this line of nutes and never had a problem. Also it started on the supersoil plants which I've also never added cal mag to. This is what had me leaning towards the water

Ppm of well water is around 800, yes 800. After the ro it's down to around 20.

O and no pest, 100% sure

That's what I was thinking was the nutes got mixed wrong. But... today I noticed the same thing happening on the supersoil plants which have had only water there whole life, no nutes at all. This is what had me leaning towards well/water issues possibly.

Thanks to eveyone who posted. I've ran probably over 10,000 plants with this line without any problems so I'm not leaning towards nutrients. This is the first grow at a new facility and on well water. Possibly the bacteria from the well, that makes sense. Hopefully a test sample sent to a lab...

Yes, seriously, if you're in Oklahoma I'll hook you up with some weed if you can help with this problem. Double ended lights Temp 72 - 78°F Humidity 50- 60% Coco/perlite mix - batch 64 golden ratio Heavy 16 nutes - full line Well water - running through a ro system with a ppm of around 20...

I'll start by saying I may ramble on and vent occasionally in this, I'll try to keep it brief and to the point, but here it goes After teaching my self the ropes in prohibition land in the early 2000s I expanded to the point that I wanted to be legal. I moved to Colorado and took a job as a...

I'm glad I'm not the only one who's made the mistake of stinking up my neighborhood with afghan

How about coco loco. I'm a big fan of this stuff. Copied from planetnatural.com triple washed for a low salt content. Bush Doctor Coco Loco Potting Soil by Foxfarm is one crazy little mix that’s chock-full of the best coconut coir available. Also includes plenty of good stuff like aged forest...

Depends on the strain. Some strains are heavy feeders some are light. If possible grow multiple plants of the same strain multiple times taking notes along the way. Play with the PPM' S and Ph levels. Each run should get better and better if you've been taking good notes.