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Well, that was entertaining at least, children. Thanks for that!

I think thats meant to read 4 ounces, not 40. Still pretty miraculous though

Same here :)

It's possible that because you have no run off there is a build up of salts in the coco. One of the elements in the build up of salts could be locking out the mag. Perhaps it would be worth your while investigating the point a little further as it may help you to rectify the problem.

Thank you for sharing that but it begs the question "Why would the recipe change just because the volume increases?" I am a relative Newbie so please don't think I'm being a smartarse, just interested, that's all.

They look ok to me, only concern might be overwatering due to size of the pots, best of luck!

Superb! Thank you all for your time and trouble :)

I usually go for 5.8 ph but wanted to make sure the pk 13/14 was being taken up, yesterday was at 5.4 ph because I thought they looked a little light on nitrogen.

Possibly too much chlorine, try leaving your water to stand for 24 hours before mixing and feeding.

Post your thread in the newbie forum, hijacking somebody elses thread is bad form

Hi Guys 'n' Gals Below are some bad pics of some White Rhino and White Widow at week 6 of 12/12. I'd like to hear some experienced opinions on these regarding the leaf curl and colouring. The odd thing to me is that all the plants are fed from the same reservoir at the same PH level, currently...

I read that an abundance of chlorine can do that

I vegged white widow to 14" under a 250w then put them under 600w 12/12 and the are now 45" tall, Gulp!

Why would the buds be putting out new pistils rather than new leaves? Surely the fact they are under 12 hour light cycles keeps the hormones in such a state as to promote flowering and not vegging?

Haven't lost as many as I feared, they're on their way back now. Still, there's a lot of dead material, some of it may end up in the final product, will this make it unsmokable?

Canna a+b, ec 1.0. No rootbind, 16 liter pots. It's definitely the lack of light that hurt them initially, might have been out for up to 7 days. 5.8-7.4 ph. The ph is unstable and don't know why, but it's never had this effect before, mind you, I've never left it so long. I'm now in week 6 of...

5th week of of flowering for white rhino and I'd switched lights on to nights. Of course, I wasn't able to monitor them and was unaware that the timer had malfunctioned. The photos show what happened :cry: Having mistaken it for a deficiency, I then gave it pk 13/14 and calmag. It got much...

What is the problem?

Is your Ph 6.5 +/- ?

Bigger pots, more light, more patience