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I've had a few awesome grows, but this time I thought I'll document it and create a grow journal here on Rollitup. The growbox is a brand new Royal Room Classic 100x100x200 (about 3.2 feet x 3.2 feet x 6.5 feet tall), so it gives me quite a bit of room to grow in. The tiny sprout is a Cocopopo...

OK so, you've probably got photoperiod seeds. You'll know what they are if you leave them on light schedule 18-6 for a couple of months, and they do, or do not flower. Photoperiod plants will not flower on this light schedule. The idea is to run them in the veg stage for a couple of months at...

A little photo about a week or so before it was ready to cut... Good luck on your search. Right now I am growing Cocopopo (aka Chocolope ) from Bulk Seed Bank...but it is not an auto. Therefore... 25-27% THC.

So, I want to add something here. But before I do, I need to ask...is this an auto flower or a photoperiod? Autoflowers don't care about cutting a light schedule. In fact, some growers leave the light on all the time. If you're at 18-6 then leave it. That plant is not big enough yet, and it...

That was 'Dutch Passion' that I got those from.

I had excellent results with Auto Blueberry. A few of my friends that tried it were blown away. One guy that smokes all the time even told me my grow was nuclear. I even offered him some to take home with him, and he told me no. I never had anyone turn down weed before. My girlfriend tried it...

I'm going to agree with people here about the harvest being too early. I know your plants looked like they were about ready, but there is a lot of pistils still growing on the plants when I looked at the photos. If you see those white hairs, the plant still maturing. Means it's not ready to...

I love how you're so nasty and aggressive to people. You answer the question and then throw a little insult in at the end. That's why I stopped contributing here.

I might add that any leaves you got down on the very bottom that are turning yellow or not getting any light, remove them. Just cut them off.

Well, your soil pH is perfect for Hydroponics but not for soil... I'm sure you know that already. You should be sitting around 6.5 instead. Your leaves are really lime green and should be darker. I would adjust the pH level higher for one to see if that first fixes the problem before adding...

I thought someone else would reply here. I can tell you that I didn't have a good experience when using spring water or well water. You just never know what you're getting...or not getting out of that well. Get some calmag from General Hydroponics and add it to your water. Start with 1 teaspoon...

The light yellow edges on the leaves could be the start of a calcium/magnesium deficiency, and then the edges turn black. What kind of spring water?

Why not? A lot of people are using this product with good results.

Anyone have any idea on this and what the acceptable dosage is for my setup?

I started out growing in soil and then moved right to a drain-to-waste 15-liter hydro system. I've had nothing but good results. To me, it makes more sense to go hydroponic because you can change things quickly if a problem arises. I'm on my second hydro grow and it's looking better than the...

I actually ran across something online that sounds more reasonable... DIRECTIONS FOR USE: Light Feeding: Add 1/2 teaspoon per gallon of water with every watering. Heavy Feeding: Add 1 teaspoon per gallon of water with every watering.

Hey all, long time. I'm on my second hydro grow using GH General Hydroponics Flora Series: FloraGro, FloraBloom, FloraMicro + Calcium Magnesium in reverse osmosis water. The system is a drain to waste 20 liters, I use 15 liters of water and have a grow sheet for my nutrients. One thing I am...

I'm running my first DWC as well and it looks like you might finish a little before me. I am growing a single Blueberry. But I'm not sharing photos after seeing your plants :mrgreen:

They look nice. The stems...the stalks are huge on this plant. What size are your buckets? Also, I didn't catch what strain these are.

Oh? I've tested this and I don't see that nutrients lower pH at all in a deep water culture or even soil for that matter. Coco apparently has the ability to buffer pH by just adding nutrients. And who cares about what direction the thread is going as long as the OP got his question answered? By...