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If it is indeed overwatering your roots need oxygen. Look into adding hydrogen peroxide to the water. Youll want it diluted. and honestly it looks like high soil salinity burning them. If your using chemical ferts (aka maricle grow) flushing every week is a good practice. Purple stems indicate...

Nute burn and lockout. flush! (youve done this already so pat yourself on the back) Id foliar feed until you got your soil conditions where the roots are happy. I do not recommend this in flower unless the plants are on a serious downhill slide. As always use caution if you choose to go this...

I would flush using peroxide treated water (to fight possible root rot) and give them some nitrogen and maybe a little magnesium (epsom salt). Those stems are quite purple suggesting nitrogen lockout.

I say lock out. I would folliar feed until you get your PH sorted. Careful, too much will burn the hell out of plants!

I recommend you get some kind of container, fill it with water, and add a fishtank airstone and use a air pump to saturate the water with oxygen instead of having it sit out and stagnate waiting for the chlorine to dissipate. The roots should be happier and you will have a more difficult time...

top em once or twice.

Would depend on their speed of growth really

top em : ). when they want to stretch in flower it really helps.

What bleaches leaves? I always thought it was the UV radiation as it only does this under Metal halides in my experience. The HPS doesn't seem to do this.

If you want less leaf stay away from sativas. For this reason I don't think PPP is the way to go, but maybe i'm wrong. Those strains are all indica dominant and should have a good flower to leaf ratio as is. One way you could do it is flower them earlier. that way the light intensity will...

Himalayas implies a hindu kush lineage whereas the breeder selling the "cross" of this strain and another grapefruit kush claims its hybrid is of afghani genetics by origin. Any more guesses? I honestly think it's just a stabilized fruity/sour pheno of either afghan #1 or native landrace afghan...

Not If you can vent the heat, but If you plan on using glass to insulate the plants from the bulb you would be defeating the purpose of using a MH over a HPS as most of the UV-B will be filtered by the glass. There is a special greenhouse glass that allows it to pass through however.

Forgive me if this is in the wrong section. I've been trying to dig up information on the pedigree of this strain but have had no success at determining what gene pool it originated from. Here was my adventure in the failed attempt to find out. 1.Searched the forum..... nothing 2.googled "BC...