Okay, I'm on day 10 of 12/12 and 2 of my plants look like I need to give them some help before they look like my 3rd plant... Plants a,aa and b,bb are the two that look the healthiest. Plant A is definitely the healthiest of the bunch, plant C is the worst. One week ago they got Pure Blend Pro Bloom at a 1/4 strength of the bottle recommendation seven days later they got it at 1/2 strength of the recommendation. I pH distilled water at 6.5 and also feed 1 tbsp of Grandma's Unsulphered Molasses. They are under 12 - 23w 2700k CFL's and have a ceiling fan gently blowing a breeze on them most of the time and I shut the ceiling fan off every few nights while they sleep. Lately there has been a lot of growth, and they plants are filling in really well with the exception of plant C. I'm going to cut it down pretty soon, it's more trouble than it's worth... unless you folks can recommend a way to save "her"? She got fimmed pretty bad 2 nights ago (because I'm pretty much using it as a guinea pig at this point honestly).
I'm seriously considering transplanting to a FFOF or FFHP with a 20% perlite mix into 5 gallon pots (currently they're in 3 gallon). Can this and anything else I do help them grow healthier and bounce back? So far they are getting fat at the nodes, stems are thickening, lots of additional growth, even getting a couple alternating nodes showing up. I'd really like to help fix these girls. Lots of thanks and praise in advance.
-Afghani420
It's proper forum etiquette, to start a new thread, for new questions, but, you just happened to get lucky, in that I'm not a proper person.(and I didn't even have my coffee yet 
) LOL, just messin with ya. I'm a little busy now, but will be back a little later, hopefully, with a solution that'll work for ya. At a quick glance, I'd say that the sand has clogged up your soil, causing your problems. Go get a piece of a coathanger or something, sharpen it to a point, and 'till'(break up) the top layer of soil. Also, poke lots if deep holes into the center mass, allowing air to enter, the plant to breathe, and the soil to dry out. As long as your PH'ing your fert mix, that's the only obvious problem I can see, ATM. I'll think about it some more, then come back a little later. Sound good? 
Its hijacking someone else's thread, community etiquette on the forums. Start your own thread about your problems, lots of goof balls using MG these days. :
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Results please? The point of this test was to prove. Yes, we've heard a thousand others just like you tell us mg is bad bad bad, never having any results to back up your statement. This thread was about results. Got any to share? No,. just opinion? Shocker. And how was this weed tested? May I see the test results? I'm willing to bet you don't have those either. Still trying to justify getting ripped off for soil?
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But, I learned. 
I do everything wrong (and love it
These were started in MG Moisture Control from seed.
8 Plants total.
3 in the back & the one front and center are fed MG bloom and Peroxide. Worm castings were added to all at the start, but not much.
2 in the middle and the 2 in front on the ends recieve Tiger Bloom, Big Bloom, Molassis, and peroxide.
All water is tap water at 7.0 - 6.7, Airated with airstone 1 day before use.
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They've all been FIMed and LSTed until 2 weeks ago to keep canopy even and short(?).
I havn't had any real issues with the soil once I learned not to overwater.
I think 2 showed balls today. I'll cull tomorrow when I do a final LST adjust.
Roadrunner auto from seed in same soil;
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I do kind of rinse and bake before use.
I was wondering the same thing myself.
