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You not been feeding them mate, youll see improvements after a week of feeding them a good balanced nute solution. Look for the new growth, if that speeds up and is healthy your rocking. If leaves look pale limey green and going yellow they need more food, if the leaves become dark green your...

Supercropping is a growers technique and does not necessarrily mean more yeild but is a means to control the growth of your plants. I do it during stretch to control the stretch. My small plants get topped and LST'd from small babies, then Scrogged for flowering and supercropped for stretch...

You may need some cal mag during flowering probably, depends whats in your tap water. Scroggsy.

Mate just top it up with nutes. The amount of nutes you have already put in there is next to nothing. I always add back 100ltrs of RO water back to my res which will have a few litres left of old solution each time I refill the res with nutes, no worries. If your using an EC meter then just...

No mate the whole nute solution in your res needs to be made up to measure the desired strength. scroggsy.

He said tissue samples.

No doesnt look bad to me apart from the yellowing, seems a bit early for that. scroggsy.

It's not the flowering nutes your plant wants mate it's the nitrogen in the veg nutes it's hungry for. What nutrient line are you running? it seems this is a common problem with some separate veg and bloom nutes and switching away from veg nutes too soon. If you use a brand like Canna A and B...

Ditto dirtysnowball im sure your advice sounds spot on for soil growing but this is coco growing and I recognise this as overwatering, you have to let the plants drink a touch drier during this stage to help develop the kind of roots that can drink a pot dry fast during the flowering stage...

A big healthy ball of roots like that is a sure sign of health and vigour and big yeilds.

Looks like overwatering to me and a bit of nute burn. Cut back on the watering, let the medium dry out more, cut back on the nutes a bit. Also makesure you have drainage holes in that bucket. Scroggsy

Well thats a very good sign of things to come for you my friend. That white fuzzy stuff is like a whole army of good bacteria, the more of this you have the healthier your plants roots are. Scroggsy.

Well thats good and stop trying to kill it. People use additives like Rhizotonic and Trichoderma to promote healthy roots. Scroggsy.

Well so long as your sure. Another sign of the light being too close can be heat stretch on the top colas. But if your sure it's not too hot then only you would know. Scroggsy.

Who said anything about soil?

Is that like a white fuzzy furr on the roots? because thats actually a very good thing. It means that your roots are colonised with beneficial bacteria. Scroggsy.

Well you get what you pay for unfortunately. Looks to me like a pretty standard RVK fan with a cheapy carbon filter thrown in. To put it simply fans of that design are pretty noisy and carbon filters of that quality sometimes dont get all of the smell away. There are ways to reduce fan noise...

I would stick with a nutrient range that has a base nutrient for all stages. Then you can add suppliments for flowering rather than taking N away when the plant still needs it. Scroggsy.

Ill go controversial and say that it doesn't matter to PH the flush, after all from that point onwards you are not feeding the roots anything to make the plant use it's reserves. Once the runoff has reached 0 and the leaves have turned yellow your done and should chop the plants before they...

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