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  1. LightningMcGreen

    Nice ugly hold in my leaf, pretty sure it's not bugs, what else?

    Also, keep in mind that occasionally talking to your babies won't hurt either...tests show that people exhale C02 at 1700-2200ppm, so although it may not be a round-the-clock supplement, every little bit helps :-D l've even seen people blow up party balloons and let them leak out on their...
  2. LightningMcGreen

    Nice ugly hold in my leaf, pretty sure it's not bugs, what else?

    Yeah l would do the same with misting...and if thats how you're going to do it, you can prolly stand to clean the leaves only once every two weeks (although its not really necessary, not cleaning them won't kill the plants, l do it just as good measure)
  3. LightningMcGreen

    Nice ugly hold in my leaf, pretty sure it's not bugs, what else?

    Club soda is a bust....theres not really enough C02 to give any benefits, unless u misted them constantly (which of course is a no no)...the sugar/yeast solution is really the best home-made way, provided you mix enough for the space in question (l used and empty 5 gal gas tank in my...
  4. LightningMcGreen

    Nice ugly hold in my leaf, pretty sure it's not bugs, what else?

    As long as you're not tearin the leaves, they'll be alright....just start from the petiole and work your way outwards, maybe give it another swoop with a dry paper towel to make sure theres not too much residue resting on the leaves
  5. LightningMcGreen

    Nice ugly hold in my leaf, pretty sure it's not bugs, what else?

    Yeah humidifiers are usually overkill in small gardens lol plant transpiration, misting, and in open res setups, water evaporation usually all provide enough enough humidity to suffice (l've actually quit misting altogether and haven't really noticed a difference)....and 86 is a bit on the high...
  6. LightningMcGreen

    rootbound!!!!!!1

    Clear plastic cups are better to use, usually when you see the root on the sides and bottom you know its time to transplant. Easy rule of thumb, plants like to keep a 50/50 foliage/root mass ratio, so keep that in mind
  7. LightningMcGreen

    Update on my previously broken Skunk1...any more tips?

    Haha totally...yeah the leaves will grow, he/she's just going through a rough patch right now, def will take some time...you just want to keep a close eye on it, in my experience, plants that got really shocked early (like your mini one) were more prone to deficiency/disease (but thats not...
  8. LightningMcGreen

    Nice ugly hold in my leaf, pretty sure it's not bugs, what else?

    On my first grow, l misted twice daily and that of course drowned them...so l stepped it back to once every other day, and that helped alot...it really depends on the humidity in the space. Invest in a hygrometer, walmart sells them for 5 bucks and it records the lowest/highest temperature and...
  9. LightningMcGreen

    Update on my previously broken Skunk1...any more tips?

    It'll pick back up once the plants health plateaus out to norma, but that could be weeks, and even then it might not grow quite the speed the others do, but as long as it showin signs of life then it'll be good to go...good sentiment ya keep, l wouldn't want to kill a potentially smokeable tree...
  10. LightningMcGreen

    Nice ugly hold in my leaf, pretty sure it's not bugs, what else?

    If its a very very light mist, you can any time of day...but me, l usually misted mine either 30 mins before lights on, or 30 mins before lights out...seemed to work well.
  11. LightningMcGreen

    Update on my previously broken Skunk1...any more tips?

    Unfortunately, no formulas out there to really increase growth exponentially...however, if you switch to a hydro system, you'll think your plants are on steroids
  12. LightningMcGreen

    Nice ugly hold in my leaf, pretty sure it's not bugs, what else?

    Yeah as long as its meant for a foliar feed it should be fine (albeit diluted a little more even from the manufacturers instructions)...also, if you plan to keep misting with foliar feeds through veg (wouldn't really much during flower, risk of mold), maybe once a week wipe your leaves off with...
  13. LightningMcGreen

    light fell on plant

    Add a small fan so that it gently sways in the breeze, it'll help strengthen the stalk
  14. LightningMcGreen

    Help please!

    First off...l want a sample of whatever the hell your friend was smokin that made his ass pass out for 2 days.... Second, not enough info to tell. Can you post pics, as well as what soil you're using and a list of environmental conditions?
  15. LightningMcGreen

    Nice ugly hold in my leaf, pretty sure it's not bugs, what else?

    Yeah, l'd just keep a close watch and see what happens the next couple days...do you mist your plants? Too big of water droplets can magnify the light and burn holes through the leaves (happened to me lol) but from the pic that really doesn't seem to be the case here.
  16. LightningMcGreen

    Mother Plant Issue

    ^ what that guy said. CalMag/epsom salt are your two best bets
  17. LightningMcGreen

    Nice ugly hold in my leaf, pretty sure it's not bugs, what else?

    Hard to say for sure. Could have ripped if/when you moved them around. How does the leaf itself feel? A cool, wispy feel or more of a papery, crunchy feel? lf l were you, l would go to radio shack and buy a 60-100x microscope (12 bucks) and go over the plants again for parasite infestation just...
  18. LightningMcGreen

    Week 4? autoflower Ak47 x diesel Help.

    Well its true that they need more N during vegging, they still need a bit during flowering. I know that the lower leaves die off during flowering, but not quite sure thats whats happening here. I'm not very familiar with autoflower strains so l'm not sure about when they should start dyin off
  19. LightningMcGreen

    Mother Plant Issue

    Its not nitrogen deficient. N deficiencies make the entire leaves yellow (including the veins)
  20. LightningMcGreen

    questions about seedling..

    l would just leave them under the flouros the whole time...inconsistent, fluctuating envioronmental factors themselves may not harm the plant (as long as they're not too out of whack), but can make a recovery more difficult...at least inside you can control all those factors to your/the plants...
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