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dude dude dude dont do shit. 5.6-5.8 is great thats right where you want to be. 7 is way to high. i took a look at your journal bud and things look good. just be patient and dont get excited about every little this and that you see on your leaves. the yellowing at the top is just new growth...

I think youd be better off with another hood anyway that melon head looks like it has terrible light spread IMO. If you do get a bigger space and you have the room go with the magnum xxl http://www.growlightexpress.com/grow-light-reflectors-4/magnum-xxxl-6-air-cooled-reflector-157.html the light...

not needed. the beauty of coco is that you can water the shit out of it and it still aerates very well. it holds water very well and lets what it doesnt need run off. its kinda hard to over water in coco, but that doesnt mean it cant be done

dumb idea, yes it been done, get yourself a scope to check the trichomes, that will let you know peak harvest time.

no worries they just need a bit more nitrogen. other than that they look good.

if you made any sense at all people might be able to help, but in the mean time lets see if i can offer some advice. IF YOUR EC METER IS BROKEN QUIT PLAYING A GUESSING GAME AND GET YOURSELF A NEW ONE. there problem solved now you will know what your levels are.:joint::joint:

hopefully there isnt, mold is bad for a plant. if you have mold in your nutes its time to throw them away

the maple syrup isnt doing anything to your plant other than gumming up your soil and eventually atracting bugs. your strating to flower thats why youve noticed the excsesive growth over the past 4 weeks. sugars and syrups do nothing for a plant. only unsulphared mollases

if someone has og kush seeds out there they are either from a herm or not true og kush

the best complete coco nutes are either the canna line or the house and garden coco line. they both have the additional cal/mag that plants grown in coco need, at this time im using advanced sensi bloom with cal/mag from botanicare(less expensive than the AN cal mag but does the same thing) and...

you want to run your carbon filter/exhaust seperate from your cool tube. having seperate fans for the seperate functions makes it easier on maitnence, and temp control. if you run your exhaust through the cool tube you are only pulling the warm air across a warm bulb. The ideal option is to pull...

looks nice. I dont see 2 zips per plant though. you might break 1 1/4 per with the swell they are going to put on in the next 2 weeks. At least thats how my grand daddy grows have gone. they start out fast with formations poping all over the place then slow down around weeks 3-6 then swell up...

It does matter when, seedlings are very delicate and will burn very easily

go get yourself some grow big by fox farm for your veg then grab their big bloom and tiger blossom for the bloom phase. They have an easy to follow feed schedual on their website and the fox farm line is very new grower friendly. start your seeds in a premium grade soil, I use fox farm ocean...

DO NOT ADD SUGARS white, brown, raw or extract. plants cant uptake it and youll only atract bugs. stick with mollases

thats golden advice there....create a rep for yourself right out the gate

well when i was a kid the way you would start is to go and hit a liq(rob a liquor strore, pizza place, gas station or some other type of store front that is known for having a heavy cash clientele) then go and cop yourself a quarter pound or better, unless you know someone that will sell you...

the only one that is organic is the big bloom, the tiger blossom is "organic based" but not considered organic. Cha ching, beastie bloomz and open sesame are not organic either.

the first set of FF products are bloom boost agents and are designed as an additive during the flower phase, the second set of FF products are the primary nutrients and are used together through the plants entire life cycle. In the veg stage you would use a combination of big bloom and grow big...

the new kids always have to chime in with their expertise:hump::joint: