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I prefer fast aggressive draining media. It gives me the most control.

Here is the values from the link. I would increase them accordingly as>>>>>> such. N=1%>>>>>>>>>>>>> 4% P=10%--------------------- I would actually lower this to around 7% K=1%>>>>>>>>>>>>>10% Ca=15%------------------- This too I would lower to around 7% Mg=0.08%>>>>>>>>> 2%

Well yes and no. Plants in flower consume more water than does a plant in veg. But it's always a good idea to let them dry out some, never totally dry but more like slightly damp, and I mean slightly. And since the ratios that I found of the All-Mix is different from yours, I can attribute...

Look into brewing some AACT and watering that in at a 5:1 (water:tea) on the water days. On the feed days Use the same method of Brewing AACT, just formulate it for bloom. Add the organic powders to the tea and let the microbes feed, multiply, and turn that unavailable element into something...

BioBizz All-Mix Soil Be the first to review this product SKU# G159 Bio-Bizz All-Mix is unlike anything you would find in a garden centre. It contains an effective blend of soil (20%), compost (35%), worm castings (10%) and Perlite (30%) as well as a special 'pre-mix' (5%) of biologically active...

Are you adding any microbes to help assimilate those nutrients

Add kelp to your nutrient, What ever that may be, since you never told us. Also I would have flushed once I changed composition of my nutrient, and whenever you switch growth phase. ie seedling/ veg/ late veg/ transition/ early bloom/ mid bloom/ late bloom/ pre harvest.

I doubt it is nute burn. However I do believe you are right about the deficiencies. I cant pinpoint down just 1, but it's looks like P, Cal, Mg. What is the soil made of? What is your waters quality? Are you adding any pH products? Age of plants? Time in bloom?

The plant looks to be going into lockout. I suspect your soil's buffer is not right. Check pH and add ca/mg to feed water

Taking the year off. Just here to help and socialize.

Im not calling you and idiot btw. And I ment no offense, to each their own.

Yes the light will heat up the tubes, it's called radiant heat. I run both LPA (low pressure) and HPA (high pressure), and I have found that the evaporative cooling I get when I atomize my nutrient solution as with HPA, works to cool the roots zone and I can run warmer water temps and...

being a 1st timer noob with aero, I think your doing just fine. The blade structure on your fan leaves tells me it's sativa dominant and will take a tad longer. Also don't believe the breeders flowering time's, They don't apply to most growers and the plants will show you when they are done...

Thanks man. Yup I am a noob, and I love yanking my plants. As a matter of fact I yank all of them, all the time. I love to spend money on operating costs and NEVER harvest.

1 last thing, root trellising is very helpful I have found when using just a HPA system, otherwise the roots rope up together and the fine aerosol doesn't really work to it's full ability. Spread out them roots!!!

you clearly don't know much, if anything, about HPA.

I have to agree with petflora above, HPA is great, but each grower will get differing results and it is all based on the environment. The system is way too touchy and needs too much adjusting for a novice. I have all the automation you could have for a growroom (except light movers) and I just...

There is a lot of problems that a DWC grower will encounter. The #1 is cyanobacteria, and this is due to the natural process of root regeneration. Roots die and then are replaced, plants do this all the time. And it doesn't matter what type of system they are in, soil or hydro, they will all...

If I may offer some experience..... First learn to read your plants. From what I see, this is what they have told me.. The frilled edge of the seedling leaves are as such because your environment is not in tune for a seedling, it's too dry. That's their way of attempting to regulate the rate of...

hit them with uv