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It looks like to me that you are growing some algae on top of the cubes i would cover them with cube covers or cardboard

If you need a cheap ph meter get the liquid ph meter test but the only problem is gunna betesting the ph that way takes forever and pissed me off so i just went and got a $80 waterproof ph meter best thing i ever did

I had the same problem its algae If your res tubs are blue lights gettin in to your res. What i did is get some hygrozyme 10 ml a gallon and i covered the tubs with black duct tape and in a week my shit cleared up and look healthy white

yea i would do 4 to 6 to and if you do top them or fim them to either get 4 colas or to get it bushy to get a bigger yield. Just think about it 20 gallon res less plants means bigger root space. And you should make a tutorial on how to make that water chiller because I just bought a water...

any suggestions on how to train, pinch, cut or anything else for this 1 plant to turn into a bush and take the closet over? You should try fimming it or topping the plant so you get 4 main colas but i guess if u prefer it to be bushy fim it look at uncle bens topping or fimming I learned alot...

its good you got that water chiller if u didnt u would of got some algae or some fungi problems trust me been there done that but all you have to do to prevent that is keep the res temps under 70 i suggest 60 f because the water tends to hold more water around 60 f. Any ways i would cover those...

try sucanat heard its the best havent tried it tho but you are suppose put it in hot water so that the little chunks dissolve then throw it in your res it does wonder$

Why would put it on 12/12 as a seedling bad idea u should of just let it veg then put sum bushmaster so it stops growing in height and if i were u i would throw it out you already stunted it in its earliest stage, if you were to keep on growing it, it would take forever to bud. And just out of...

thanks for the help ive barely got sum liners the other day for my garbage bins aint that sum shit

i have put 3% hydrogen peroxide didnt work so i have just barely put 10ml per gallon of hygrozyme today ill post some new pics in a week and see what happens FKN ALGAE AM CURSED WITH THIS STUFF. am guessing its because stealthy hydroponics doesnt make their fkn containers in black insted of blue

I have a 4x4 grow tent intake fan and exhaust fan 73 F lowest 77F highest humdity 48% lowest 66% highest and res temp is around 24-25 C. I have 2 bubbleponic containers and a homemade deep water culture container with 3 plants in each and in the smallest one 6. I went with the flora series nutes...

I bought a 4x4 grow tent and am gonna have a 600 watt hps with a air cooled reflector, gonna be using 2 bubbleponic systems with a extra res. How much do u think i would from my harvest.:fire:

but do u think i could still grow 12 or will it not fit in there should i go with 6???i dunno??/:wall:

Am gonna be lighting up a 5 x 5 grow tent and am probaly gonna be using a 400 hps or a 430 hps dont know yet thats why I was asking.

I am starting a new grow room, and dont know how many watts of light i am gonna need just for 12 plants.????

:weed:i was wondering what kind of additives to add to my flowering crop. I am using flora nova bloom, used bush master 2 days before flowering to stop the stretch phase because of the small space i have, general hydroponics subculture M, and 1 tsp sugar a gallon (it workd it made my crop smell...

During the day the hottest it gets is 75-76 f i dont think its the temp because it usally stays around 70 f. the ppm is 300 using flora nova grow. humidity goes from 50-55 at nite to 60 in the day. the ph i keep it at 5.8-6.0. also the alge isn't in the reservior it only on 1 of my plants...

:!: MY DWC PLANTS LEAVES ARE POINTING DOWN AND TURNING ALITTLE YELLOW. AND ON ONE OF THE PLANTS IT HAS ALGE ON IT SHOULD I TAKE IT OUT. oh and another one came out deformed.I was reading tread saying it was over watering so i took some water out and put subculture.

I payed $1,454, and i got it at sunlightsheds.com