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Hello all! Started a new grow. Strain: Easy Ryder (joint doctor) Method: DWC w/ RO Light: 345 watt penetrator (70/30 red blue with far red) Germ: 7/13/2012 Popped: 7/14/2012 Sprout: 7/15-7/16 Nutes: GH flora, Calmag plus, silica Beneficial(s): ZHO powder, SM 90 Current EC: 0.180 pH:6.0...

That medium looks extremely dry. Get the heat down, flush with plain water.

The plants will turn towards the light eventually. However, LST shouldn't really be started in flower, but you should be ok. The tip will start bending towards the light, give it some time.

I try to just make enough so I'll use most of it. It starts to breakdown into various compounds and will begin to tear apart your plants tissues. You can also try mixing in about 1 TSP of plain, unscented dawn dish soap. It helps the neem oil molecules emulsify better with the water. When I am...

If your water has CHLORAMINES, this is the problem. I went 8 months of failed grow after failed grow couldn't figure it out. Even sending my water through an RO filter and EC at 7 uS it still smelled like a pool and completely destroyed 20 grows. I figured it out when I used the water in a fish...

FF ocean forest is HOT soil. Do not add any extra nutes. The nutes can sometimes make it the whole grow in that stuff. Try flushing 2 X container size plain water ph adjusted to about 6.3. With that soil you have to keep it moist otherwise it raise EC of the point of burning your plant. Make...

Looks like nitrogen deficiency/ moisture stress/ magnesium lockout. What's the pH of the water you've been giving them? Sometimes the rain water pH will drift on you changing the soil pH. Your main problem(s) appear in mid growth areas which means its a less mobile nutrient like calcium or...

Do not feed them molasses with every water. With soil culture, the beneficial bacteria live a lot longer and utilize the plants food also. Only use molasses once or twice during the final stages for flush/ aroma. Also, don't feed every time. From what I understand miracle grow is hot soil so go...

Most likely her medium has dried out too much resulting in too high EC levels / mismatch of nutrients cause MG+ lockout or deficiency or Mn/Zn toxicity. Either way flush two containers worth of plain water, raise lights, drop temps a little bit (reduce stress). Wait 2 days she won't look like...

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That second lady is under moisture stress, in need of feeding and a much larger container.. She also looks too hot. Try you best when they are small to keep temps < 81.. just my two cents.

What type of water are you using? What are you feeding her? What pH? My guess is either Zn (zinc), Fe (iron), Mn (Manganese) deficiency or lockout. Water with something like calmag+ or GH micro at about 1/2 strength. Wait a few days for new growth.

Need pictures. No way of knowing what it is. If plant is healthy and properly watered, it should be able to handle a couple of days or high heat, especially a mature one. What was in that water that you used? Ph? EC? nutes?

They need nutes by now. You have starved this plant in too small a container as well it looks. Doesn't look like theres enough room for plant to get much bigger, let alone produce a nice cola. You have to transplant it to a larger container with fresh soil. First flush it (100% runoff), then...

Neem oil concentrate from Lowe's. Before sun down, spray all surfaces of leaves and top of dirt/soil with 5% neem. Use a dash of dish soap with the mixture to help neem mix with water (about 1 TBSP per quart). Rub in spray in hard to reach areas. Repeat for 4 days. (make sure to do it as sun/...

Its the well water. Well water has bad bacteria and creates anoxic envrionment for roots leading to root rot. What you see up top is lockout of various nutrients as roots die. You much use a cleaner like food grade H2O2 or pretreat well water with something like SM-90. For now, you need...

The soil and plain water contain all the food that youngin will need for 2 weeks at least. You've stunted them by small containers and feeding them too much too soon. Try transplanting to larger pots and flush with plain water ph adjusted to 6.4. Get 100% runoff you have to flush those roots...

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