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After the burping/curing stage it went away for me...too much nutes?

I had some leaves like that at one point in time and it ended up being PH problems. I figure it was causing nutrient lockout. What ph do you keep your nutes at?

On my Jack Herers I am getting something around an inch as far as node density. Sometimes more on the stretchier ones. Since your stuff is 100% sativa then this is what I would expect to be seeing. I haven't grown a 100% sativa but it sure looks like one. Did those little clones stretch into...

I haven't been following along and these guys post too much crap to warrant looking through it. If you wouldnt mind posting details again...What is your basic setup, what color are the leaves turning to, in veg/flower? any pictures?

Some strains just yellow more than others as well

Isn't node density affected when you use the light technique to stretch?

I only use like 25ish or so vertical

Leaving? Not like this place is an obligation. Keep the bookmark, come by now and then. Unless of course you are quitting mj altogether and just need to stay away from temptation...but I would hope that isn't the case.

Don't daisy chain too much and hopefully it will stay that way. Time to learn electrical and run a 220v line direct with fresh gauged wires. Just can't do that in an apartment =/

Time to bust out the generator!

I am expecting a 2 foot, 4 bulb sylverstar today, but I figured that to be around 100W, thats not quite a full amp. Sure hope it doesn't give me problems. I harvested the smallest of the 9 yesterday. I am experimenting with where I like harvesting the Jack because while I want it to ripen, I...

I ended up hating the RW cubes. I used 6 inchers to begin with, and I ended up cutting them in half and letting the roots grow into hydroton. what medium you use is going to be a matter of opinion. But I prefer hydroton over RW thusfar. Can flood it more without worry of overwatering, plus the...

I am getting better results on the lower end, and saving more money too. Nutes are only as good as other enviro conditions allow the plant to use them. So Lighting/co2 would allow you to use more nutes well, whereas you might be wasting them if you don't have great conditions anyways.

I use the ebb/flow components from htgsupply. They were cheap and work nicely compared to whatever you can find in your local hardware store. The idea is that on a timed basis, the pump pumps water up to one of the ports in the tray, where it then fills up. The other port has a hose or tube...

I don't really think you need the heater. You can run nute temps that high but you open yourself up to more risk of pathogens and a lower dissolved oxygen content. Plus that isn't that cold, and you aren't feeding at night so even better.

I currently have 1 tank to 1 tray that has 2 cycles in it, but that was out of need. I hate the idea of sharing nutes with multiple trays. If something bad goes down I want to lose 1 harvest, not 2-4. Plus I am going to experiment with additives and I need to keep things seperate in that case as...

If you had the tray on the floor with the res also on the floor you would need a sump or something to drain it unless you have a good technique I haven't seen. Putting the res below lets gravity take care of it. So when you start adding in extra stuff like sumps or extra pumps it gets more...

If you can't stick a res below, and you want to do hydro, then my personal pick is dwc. If you aren't doing huge plants you don't need huge pots and eliminate the need for a lower res.

Having asked the same question months ago, I can say that it will be heavily strain dependent. However, if you give yourself enough room for 2-3x growth from when you put into flower you should be safe. Mine only doubled, but many go beyond. Just going to have to get those harvests under your...