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The bat guano was overkill as both the N and the P version are both fast acting. Fast acting guanos need to be used carefully when not already mixed in a balanced fertilizer.

The ash is always black after I take a bong hit and I dispose of the black ash. If I lit the bong 2 or 3 times, it would eventually turn white. So the difference for me between black and white ash is the level of incineration.

There is another active thread about not having success with edibles and a guy chatting a lot about his use of lecithin. Might be worth looking at. Those who edibles do nothing to | Rollitup

He's at phenohunter.

If you are in soil just water as usual.

It will be fine. The burnt leaf tips are a possible sign of over fertilizing.

My wife hates me cause I'm always right. Those are girls, so far.

If you can post the results, it might be helpful. Lime is used to raise PH, not lower it.

When one seedling is unhealthy like that, and the rest look good under the same conditions it can sometimes be genetic.

Whatever works have fun. I see mostly problems from growers combining a soil grow with a heavy amount of coco. I've only used small quantities of coco in my soil for diversity. Let me ask this. Does the style you are talking about result in plants with high brix? There are lots of ways to...

I have 4 tomato plants under 1 600w hps pictured below. I had 2 lights going with cannabis under the lights and the tomato plants around the edges then recently harvested the MJ. The mid size tomatoes are 4th of July, a delicious heat tolerant strain. The other 3 are super sweet cherry tomatoes...

It doesn't sound like you have skill watering a plant in soil. Buy a bag of soil and put this much effort into learning to water a plant will benefit you much more than all of this if you want to grow dank weed. Good Luck!

Your worried about pollen getting into the drying tent and pollinating the drying plants? I don't think that it will likely happen that pollen will reach the other tent from a couple of nanners but if it did, I don't think it will matter to drying plants but I don't recall that question ever...

That sucks! I'm sure it was potent. I use the same amount, 2 oz bud per cup of coconut oil and have ran it through a second time with an additional 2 oz to see the affect. I run each batch for 8 hours in a crock pot. I didn't like it with the double run, it was too strong to dose. I wonder if...

LOL! You knew it was going to go that way. It's why I didn't bother reading past your post on page 1 when I posted to just try the oil before cooking with it. I did learn something. People use vaped material for edibles. Eww! I'm definetly an anti-abv snob.

I skimmed this thread with no desire to read it. I would find out if the oil was potent before cooking with it. Simple.

I don't know anything about roofing tiles but maybe the calcium in the new tiles is affecting the PH. I would compare it to rainwater caught away from the roof. Tap is used by many growers as is rainwater. If you have soft water with a low EC it should be OK. If you have hard water with calcium...

I'd be suspicious of the accuracy of the PH tests given by the OP. It's possible his rain water is 7.1 as it happens in certain areas, but it is rare. Rainwater is usually below 6. This would make me wonder if the soil PH is really 6.2.

I've seen sap many times but never seen it on a leaf like that. Please note I am not a sap hater just sharing from my limited experience.