Recent content by matt7835706

Not a problem at all.

Looks good, needs more time for sure, I think your right keep that baby going for a while yet. Is that purple from a light?

Black cherry soda, now there a lost strain. Did TGA release some? Or where did you finds it?

Your plant will start pulling nutrients as it matures from the older leaves to supplement the flower development, causing yellowing. I'm not saying you wrong to want to fix it, I'm just saying please don't pull the alarm and add a bunch of voodoo snake oil and burn those plants they look pretty...

Looks like PH problem to me. But lets be honest that grow looks horrible, its almost impossible to tell what's up because they have varying stages of damage. I would start buy flushing completely, With RO get the EC to 0.8 and get that PH inline, 5.6-5.9 MAX, 6 is to high. If you lower you EC...

I would not push the nutes up until you find out what's bugging the plant. Do you go for run when you ankle hurts??? NO! Lets have a picture of the root system and see what going on there. Are you sure that's not light burn, the damage seems to be isolated to one area???

I not a dirt expert, but at that stage of flowering you are probably using low nitrogen ferts and that can cause yellowing (N=Green). I'm going to say if your really concerned about it look more carefully at what you fertilizers has in it for nitrogen and make adjustment accordingly. DON"T over...

I uesd a 60L rez for 3-5, 4 foot plants and it was good for a week

The size of your plants will be needed to answer this question. big diff between 1 footers and 5 footers when it come to rez size

Plants fine.

ph of vinager is 2.4-2.7 if you dip the ph pen and its way out, go get proper solution to calibrate you pen. Next what's the E.C., ppm is different from one meter to the next. That size plant should take 1.8- 2.0 E.C ( 1000ppm roughly) but I would back of to 1.0-1.2 ppm (600ppm) untill you sort...

If your roots are turning brown im thinking one of two problem. 1. your not watering enough. 2. your root zone temps are to high. As long as the top 1/3 of the roots are not submerge the bottom 2/3 of the roots can sit in water all day long. Run your pump 24/7 and make sure the top of the root...

Took my crop off, set everything to dry, good circulation, small fan blowing, not on the weed. Temps at 10-15 celcius for slow dry and started at 90%hum. in the room, for five days i turned the fan off and on in 12/12's so as not to dry fast at 58 % in the room I took the room down but still...

search miracle grow vs ffof, just for fyi, its kind neat

Who are you, feel free to grow you plants upside down!? All the grower wanted was advise, not more questions. If hes asking for adivse that mean hes newer to the game, so start him off on the right track. If you contradict me again, im going to give a proper response and I mean that with all...