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i would not want to transplant in bloom cycle, however at worst you've simply added a week for maturity, which is not that bad. try to give them a nice home to develop in before the switch to 12/12 not to big, but not to small either. If your light is horizontal have one large container with...

normally hairy roots are actually a good sign. most aeroponic systems create a nice hairy root mass. these hairs are better at absorbing the necessary micro and trace elements the plants love in order to flourish. although you say this root mass is smaller then the rest. are the roots brown or...

it would appear to me that you've got a couple weeks left, 15days according to the math, but always look at the trichs. these do not appear to me to be ready, i'd wait until mid month.

Super tea is an organic additive and not a good base formula, i would suggest, since you're already with advanced, the sensi grow and bloom, 2 part. add this to your water, then the tea, then the enhancer, then the carbs. make sure to only give them the budblood as directed for week1, although...

obviously an improvement, although there are still some leaf curl and some brown tips on the bottom, i would trim those so the plant doesn't waste energy fixing instead of growing. give the leaf curl a couple weeks before it goes away. just my opinion, good to know your back on track.

you do not want more then 1500ppm in the room and there already exist approx. 300ppm already so add 1200ppm, which is why you need a regulator with the tanks, to much will kill all the plant and animal life. dry ice, fermenting alcohol, and simple baking soda and vinegar will all produce CO2 but...

a toxicity can arise in one plant before another in the crop due to the various immune systems, size of plant, root mass, stress and other variables. I have seen the leaf curl before and water source was the issue. many trace elements exist in water although unfiltered water, especially well...

If you haven’t been feeding them nutes since the transplant you have flushed them already. It appears to be ... rather it is my guess, that you have a calcium or magnesium deficiency. Both Botanicare, and Advanced Nutrients carry a Cal-Mag product. Cheaper ones are sure to be found. Add...

Yellow leaf does not photosynthesize, i trim them, what's the use of a non photosynthesis leaf? is my motto.

There are contaminants in your water source, try Brita filtered water, or any other carbon based filter to see if that eliminates it. If not maybe buy some 0ppm water 4$ a 19L jug in Canada or an RO filter.

jay cas hit the nail on the head, imo, and i would add that you have to much W for such a small place.

you need to set up a flow through with a drain for the waste water, and watch that puppy go. I can sell you a filter the size of a video camera that'll go through 100G/day, that's roughly 100x bigger filter colums, how long does it take to make the 5 G?

did i read correctly that you are pulling 1.5 lbs on 16 plants flipping at 10" on a 50 day cycle with a 400W bulb and at any given time, because of the two week crop indicated, you have 48 plants under this one light?

fuckin' sweet man, once you find that probe, it'll shave ample time. That thing must go through 1000's of gallons/day. You could actually start a water company, all you need is bottles, a truck and a guy to bottle and deliver. Wine and beer brewers love 0ppm water.

many times it is a water source issue. an excess of one element often means a lock out of another, hard water contains many other elements besides calcium that are more then likely causing the effects of necrosis on the older leaves, and the underleaf curl.

It could be over fert, depends what you’re feeding them, if you’re not overfeeding, my guess is nitrogen deficiency. Bigger pots needed but no need to flush, unless it is getting to much nutrients already, just add a little nitrogen to the mix, sometimes added in b1 formulas, which...

you just saved yourself about $500, and you'll certianly see the difference in the plant's health if you start with oppm water. The best H2O you can get for the optimum control of the feeding program. SWEET

There are a multitude of flushing agents out there, pretty much every nuts producer makes one. all are good, by flushing standards, which is simply an agent that speeds up the process of eliminating the salts and chemical residue left behind during an aggressive feeding program. If you're...

Let it all out girls. I tell you what, I would have killed many a crops if it wasn't for the beautiful, sexy, intelligent woman of my life, waking me up out of my stuper to get shit done. To all women ---- Thank you for your patience.

The idea behind the molasses is to give more carbohydrates to your plant. Although the plant does produce its own sugars, when you boost the feeding program with a 0-50-30, or a big bud at the onset of buds, sugar is essential for transference of these abundant phosphorous and potassium...