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It needs to be in gas form to be regulated in the air. I have had terrible luck with CO2 and I do not suggest using it unless you have a canister that has a timer to release slowly without messing with the temp or humidity.

She's still alive. Maybe you should just feed her water from the store for a while and see if she perks up. If you use humic acid that might help digest all that stuff quickly.

:( It looks like a bunch of things. Nute burn, light burn, heat, magnesium deficiency, and possible pesticide burn. This makes me sad.

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This is beautiful. The seeds seem to be no longer available because the breeder has been ill or possibly personal issues. It's too bad because this is one of those premiere strains and the breeder is damn good. Possibly one of the best. They said they will be back beginning of next year but I...

Fan leaves are the largest source of bud growing needs to the top of the plant. I do not suggest to cut fan leaves at any time especially fan leaves because they hold so much of the plant's glucose to make that one large cola. Also they are the most beautiful, pungent, and strongest of all the...

Although it looks like you have fluorescents on the seedlings......are you sure they are incandescent bulbs instead of fluorescent?

Actually that is amazing that your plants did that well with incandescents.....hhhmmm......I guess it really does depend on the spectrum and lumens rather than the bulb. Besides your hard work. Go for it dude! I want to see you flower with those! No worries! If you have gone this far then why...

This is just my guess from experience but the Mango will probably harvest anywhere from 2-4 weeks earlier than the Bubblegum. The unknown Sativa will probably be the latest. Your plant is beautiful.

The fluorescent lights are cheap and easy to set up. No worries. Just remember to check the box to get the right spectrum of color and lumens. Most people have great luck with 2000-3500 lumens per square foot. You just calculate that into the equation. Make sure your box is ventilated and has...

Most people will use it the last two weeks of flowering to flush and use molasses and water only. Some use it during the whole flowering cycle with nutrients and flush with molasses only at the end. Some people use it all throughout the life cycle.

So in other words the flood lamps do not cut it. Incandescent lights or halogens are not good for growing plants because they do not produce enough light or the right color.

I suggest to get either a 200-250 watt metal halide or high pressure sodium or 10-15 (25) actual watt compact fluorescents or as many 2 foot tube fixtures you can get to fit in the space above with a fixture that can be adjusted at different heights. It needs to be within the spectrums of...

Experience is the name everyone gives to their mistakes. - Oscar Wilde Well there is a screen in your sink that collects things that go down the drain. Some of them have them depending on which sink you used. It should be where the pipes connect under the sink if I recall and there is like a...

It looks like a flood lamp. You would want a light with a spectrum of 6000-6500K for veg and 2700-3000 for bloom. You need as many lumens as possible - around 1650 for each 25 watts. It says all this stuff on the bulb or on the box for the bulbs. Most people use fluorescents, high intensity such...

Off the subject....but you have a very cute cat LOL.

7 is not bad LOL. You want it between 6.5-7. Yes purified water is very friendly. Fulvic Acid and Humic Acid also act as a NATURAL PH down when used together.

Yeah it looks like light burn. Sometimes if you fluctuate the space between the lights and the plants a lot, the herb gets used to the heat and temp, then when you move the lamp suddenly it loses that resistance. You have the right amount of nutrients. It looks very green and healthy. When you...

It might be resin but without pics we will never know.....are you sure it is not purplish? I am very interested. If it is a real deep color I hope you saved some seeds.

Ladybugs eat spidermites. You can get them at most good organic nurseries. Otherwise I would suggest just taking the webs off by hand and getting the ladybugs. Well from my experience too much direct CO2 can kill your plants. It has to be regulated. I found that out the hard way. Anything you...