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Hey Bernie, English isn't my first language. I speak Ukrainian, Russian, English, and Polish. If you got a f*cking problem then take it somewhere else. There is always a dickhead here in the forums.

Don't know, he could be growing outside in a tent or a greenhouse Sherlock.

Yeah, but humidity is not going to be so high all the time that it sticks around constantly. In a tent, room, or closet its 100% high humidity is a problem. But outside? Think about how much humidity you need in the air at a constant rate (all the time) without airflow when growing outside. The...

I used to live in San Diego, right next to the ocean there in National City. You'll be fine.

Let em dry out until those leaves start reaching up to the sky. Thankfully, you're in good hands here with these guys.

Right now I am building a water chiller from my own parts. I'm gonna share that stuff soon. Or, if you PM me, I can show you what you can do for well under $100 to cool your water temps. By the way, I would say that 78F is not so bad. It's when you go over 80 degrees that you're going to run...

Yeah, forget about the fog :lol: The only thing you need to pay attention to is the amount of humidity you have during flowering. You're growing inside or outside? I'm guessing outside. High humidity in an indoor grow will cause mold to form on your buds. But, if you're growing outside, don't...

So, to make a long story short, the new apartment I bought is going through some maintenance issues (brand-new building). Tomorrow they will turn off my power for two hours. I'm growing. I think two hours is not enough to kill my plant going without the air pump, but I wanted to look online and...

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I use some pumps I found on eBay - Resun Air 4000 - 2 air outlets, $30 and they also have one with 4 outlets - Resun Air 8000. I have two of these pumps, one as a backup. Had them for a couple years now and they still work good. Fairly quiet as well.

I just wanted to mention that canoeing on the edges of the leaves is caused by too much light. But, as everyone here says, your plants look healthy. But I also think you're going to run out of room real quick Good luck with your grow, and I hope you can find some space!

Hi, thanks for the comment. The seeds came from Bulk Seed Bank and are feminized photoperiod. No auto this time On the certificate it shows 95% Sativa/5% Indica with a 24-27% THC. I'm kind of hoping it's accurate, but I've not had any experience with this seed bank before. I guess we'll find out

Hugo is right. The white hairs (pistils) are still growing, and all your leaves around your buds are still nice and green. I'm going to go out on a limb and say you got at least 2 weeks. Here's a photo of one of my last plants. Notice the white hairs have stopped reaching up/ growing, and the...

So far, so good. I'll call this week one. Fed 1/4 tsp General Hydro Trio - 1/4 tsp cal/mag in reverse osmosis water. pH sitting at 5.8 - 140 ppm in my reservoir. Temps 23c - 20c in bucket.

I didn't notice anything about your pH. I'm a big fan of always checking pH because too high or too low, and you got nutrient deficiencies. I stay around 5.8 and always have good results with no deficiencies. I had a calcium/magnesium deficiency, but since then, all my plants have had no...

To me, that doesn't look like a calcium/ magnesium deficiency. That's just me though since I've had plants experience this, saw exactly what the deficiency looked like, and was able to fix it right away. Just curious, what's your pH at? Be careful adding too much calcium/magnesium.

Sulphur? Maybe you are confused. It looks like the beginning of a calcium/magnesium deficiency that I experienced on my first hydro grow. The outside edges of the leaves start to turn a lighter green. As Coherent asked, tell what nutes, what ph you have etc. The more info, the better the help.

'The pH in the growing medium of any plant has a massive effect on the availability of the nutrients in the medium at the plant’s roots.' I asked that he CHECK his pH.... So that's bad advice? lol. Ok. How do you know his soil mixture isn't over-acidic? You don't... You have no idea what the pH...

I gave no advice.... None. I asked what the PH is. That's all. Where is the advice I gave? Hmm?

I saw no one here ask you about your ph. All these guys know that if the ph levels are incorrect, the roots will not uptake the nutrients no matter how good they are. So, what is your ph runoff?