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btw what is best recommended organic cal / mag fert?

i thought possible cal/mag too, but i think the bone meal should have the cal covered (?) and the mag def looks different on the chart

I was thinking FFOF was acidic, hence the lime, but yea good call i was thinking ph too, i always seem to get these ph issues! lol anyways, yea i should stick a soil meter in it.

to keep ph balanced. had some problems with ph in the past i think, might have been the water. shouldn't pose a problem though eh?

What's this? Looking at the deficiency chart and don't see it. FFOF + added perlite (25%) and dolomite lime (1 tbsp per gallon) also given tea of organic blood, bone, kelp, etc. + earthworm castings, obviously plenty of nitrogen from the dark ass color! tap water through carbon filter when dry...

yea! I'm gonna start a "HPS Veggers Club" thread LOL

camo buckets are more suspicious than white ones.

just because it's hot doesn't mean there is low humidity, in fact usually the opposite is true. anyways, i doubt you need to apply humidity, just keep the soil wet imo, unless you're hydro then idk.

i would just let them flower outside naturally (or in greenhouse), as long as they don't get any artificial light contamination. light contamination such as a "porch light" during dark period will definitely screw it up, so prevent that. btw, just because you see preflowers doesn't mean it's...

depends what kind of nutes you're using. some call for weekly applications, others not. personally, i like one or two large doses during veg and the same during flower, of slow-release organics.

Who here vegges with an HPS? and what are your results? I know one benefit is a lot more lumens and a lot less heat than MH.

lots of cloudy and quite a few amber, so i would be harvesting soon. i like uplifting energetic highs though, depends what kind of high you are looking for.

put soil around the base of the stem, as mentioned above. water it in good, roots will grow from the stem.

that is one ghetto-ass grow son. :clap:

looks fine. plenty dark. new leaves can be yellowish when first sprouting until the photosynthesis starts to occur. giving nutes though?

your idea is called "aerating", and it probably wouldn't hurt in moderation, but I think you're better bet would be to have well draining soil and just let it dry real good between waterings. also, you can oxygenate the water if you want with an air bump and maybe some H202 (hydrogen peroxide)...

dark period will have to get up to a certain length, like 8-10 hours or so. depends on your geographical location on when that will happen. around august is when that will usually happen, we just passed the summer solstice (longest day of the year) on June 21, so it will take awhile. you may...

how about this for a burnt tip?

those tips are nothing. personally, i kind-of like to see burnt tips, let's me know she's getting all she needs. :hump: