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I transplanted these 12 days ago into roots organics, and have been showing these signs on the fan leaves. I have tossed my last 2 grows and they started out just like this. I thought I was nuking them with too much nutrients on the other grows, but now I don't know. The only issue I found was a...

I have stones but the air lines and bucket did need to be cleaned. Perhaps that is leading to what looks like deficiencies

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So is it bad to let water stand for long periods of time? 1-2 weeks

I checked my water today after ph'ing it 2 days ago. and the ph had gone up by about 1.2 But I did not then or at any point add nutrients into this water. I have freshly potted into some soil, so i'm just adding ph'd water. That's not suppose to happen is it? I have pretty decent tap water here...

top growth looks good.

Is this Ph fluctuation? I got them as small clones in solo cups of coco. About 9 days ago I transplanted into a 1 gallon of roots organics original soil. I watered at 5.9 in coco. One watering at 6.2 then I've continued watering at about 6.5

I have also drilled out my pots. Not sure how I would feel about the fabric though. But I bet it would make for a nice easy transplant

I don't transplant for yield per say. It has more to do with managing my roots to damp soil ratio. I use to go from solo cup right into 7 gallons. Which isn't doing my roots any favors when it comes time to water

They 2 gallon isn't my final pot, so it shouldn't matter what size I move up. A couple weeks afterward and I'll be in a 7 gallon

How can I be certain my rootball is established? I planned on transplanting from 1 gal into 2 gal after 2 weeks of time. I thought that should be plenty of veg time to fill a decent root ball.

I have transplanted solo cups dozens of times. Solo cups are easy being that they are small and flexible. How do I go about transplanting from a 1 gallon plastic pot to a 2 gallon plastic pot (and then from a 2 gallon to a 7) without my dirt falling apart and messing up my roots? The last time...

I try experimenting around when in not satisfied with results. But I have always tried to keep things simple and cost effective. But I do think I will take things back to what was working and try to fine tune my method. I do not blame mediums or nutrients, this is all user error.

My thumb may not be the greenest here, but with that attitude I would never accomplish anything.

I decided to get a back of roots organics for the time being. And while I get this batch of clones going, I think I will mix myself up some of subcools super soil and leave synthetic fertilizers in the past

Where do you get the detoit super soil? I go to hydromaster at 16 and groesbeck. not a lot of selection there, but good prices

Yeah i just picked up a bag of roots organics. anybody know if its recommended to mix lime into soil?

Every hydro store i've ever been to, and the few people I know in town all sing the praises of blue lab pens. but their prices are a bit steep to me. Some people say to just pick up a cheap $15 pen on ebay every year. But I have heard a couple of pros say that the only pen that matters is one...

I would caution the experimentation. Trying new things is good. But me personally, I got too big for my britches thought I knew what I was doing, now im struggling to get a crop to even make it into flower from experimenting too much. After 3 solid grows under my belt.

pro mix is peat isn't it? tupur? is that a brand? haven't heard of it