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idk, i use the reccomended amount on the label. and it says its guaranteed not to burn if used as directed.

yellowing leaves, while veins remain green, also has browning tips. any input would be good

as you can see the veins are green while the leaf itself is yellow. there are also browning of the tips occuring. i thought it was an Mg deficiency so i added epsom salt to my water, found out that was just one of many of my problems

is that all? Mg, molybelum (prob spelled that wrong but whatevs) or anything else dont matter? my plants were doing perfect in veg, but when i switched to flower it started going downhill

my plants were doing fine in veg, and now that i switched to flower they are starting to whither. what nutes do flowering plants need over vegging plants?

why start in a small pot and transplant when you can just start your seeds in the final pot? Am I stupid for wondering this? It sounds like common sense to do that

so this was my first indoor grow to date and things went extremely well. i have 5 healthy as can be plants about 3 feet tall. Too bad that.....5/5 OF THEM TURNED OUT MALE!!!!! I'm super pissed but there is nothing to do about it so i will stop complaining. There was a 1/32 chance of this...

ok so those pics were from the same plant. here's my real question: do i have a hermie?

im pretty sure this is a female and im pretty sure this is a male please correct me if i'm wrong

think of the shittiest soil you can think of, then think of its shit. it's called water wise and i bought it at lowes (I didn't know about fox farm at the time). I dont know the pH since I dont test it

could it just be the genetics of the plant? its been doing it for awhile now

my lights are about 1 foot above the tops. using 6-100w cfl's and 2-20w flourescent tubes. I just put my hand on the top of the plants like you said and it didnt seem to be hot at all. I think its just bad genetics, seeing how i picked the seeds out of some mids.

ya they're all from the same batch of seeds that I just picked out of some mids. and thats the only one that has that problem. how can you tell there's too much fert?

can some one point out the problem here? I'm going to switch to flower stage on wednesday and i wanted to know if this is a major issue or not. only one of them is doing this.