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Could you give us more info about the grow? Lights, medium, watering (frequency, pH, etc.), nutes, all that jazz?

That setup looks good dsam! have you tested it with all the lights and fans going and such? I found I had to do that for my case, turned out it ran warmer in there than my plants would have liked, and I was glad to get it fixed before there were any babies in there to fry. :P That's a solid...

One more question - if my plants had fungus gnats, what sort of damage would they be showing??

I wonder if maybe N is locked out due to the pH being off - I've decided to lay off the nutes until the pH is back on track, but if those lower leaves stay slightly yellow, or if it worsens/progresses, I should definitely look into something with N. Recently got some organic bone meal, NPK ratio...

Hm, supercropping. How long do you think that would set them back, as far as growth goes? +rep, thanks for the help, there's so much out there to learn

+rep, thanks for the suggestions! I started a little LST - had to, to get them from growing into the bulbs and getting burnt, both of them are now taller than the lights, which are raised as high as they can go (the case is 26.5" tall).

Every time I've mixed my nutes in, the pH has been between 6.5-7.0. That's higher than my plain water, which without anything added is 6.0. Plus, turns bat guano is acidic, along with the aforementioned peat moss (both have been featured heavily in my grow, and I noticed that the soil mix...

No, unfortunately not. All I have right now is a Brita filter (which doesn't really filter much out anyway, besides smell and taste :( ), and I let the water sit out for 24-48 hrs., which only takes care of the chlorine. Should I look into getting a reverse osmosis filter?

Crap, tested runoff from my watering this morning, pH ended up being 5.5. Hopefully I'll be able to get it higher. : /

that was from runoff i collected this morning, + the residue from the water trays

Found some pH test strips I had lying around - 5.5! Too acidic for soil, right?

Picture two, my good fellows, stands out to me in this heated argument - if you want the most concrete proof of a herm, look at the calyxes located in the leftmost portion of the picture. I'm sure that the right portion is much more distracting (the tip of the cola) ;) however, there looks to be...

I hope so, I wouldn't be so worried if it didn't seem like the problem was spreading, but I trust your judgment over my own inexperience. : / I read that H202 can help with issues like this, I use a brita filter and let my water sit out 24-48 hrs. before using it, but maybe there's still too...

The soil is composed largely of sphagnum peat moss and composted bark, and the only things I've added to it so far have been earthworm castings, Indonesian, Jamaican, and Mexican bat guano, and organic unsulphured blackstrap molasses.

Lately the temp. has been btw. 78-84F, but I'm worried there's a temp. difference going on in my case, like the leaves have grown in so much heat's getting trapped at the top.

I transplanted them from their solo cups when they were 8 days from sprout, so the 24th of May (they're 27 days old now). I don't water until the top inch of the soil is dry, and when I do I typically just let a bit of water drip through the drainage holes, and stop there. I added around 1TB of...

I thought nitrogen was just yellowing? I didn't know it could cause spotting like that, I've seen that with pH issues and cal/mag deficiencies... you think it might be N? Their first preflowers came out on the 4th of this month, I wouldn't have expected a deficiency so soon, I fed with Mexican...

I noticed it first on the fan leaf of one of the plants, the third node from the top of the plant. Around a day and a half later, I noticed it on the same leaf on the other plant, and now it has spread to others. Additionally, I've noticed some slight yellowing on the lowest leaves. The...

I'm growing two autoflowering ladies, both of which were fine up until a couple of days ago. I noticed it first on the fan leaf of one of the plants, the third node from the top of the plant. Around a day and a half later, I noticed it on the same leaf on the other plant, and now it has spread...

Also, this isn't a contest, jdubman. It's about growing as a community and as individuals, and producing healthy, lush plants