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try it and see... i've never heard it, but if it works, it could make small spaces more productive if you could veg and flower without having separate rooms. i'd love to find out myself... maybe i'll try too lol

there was no difference in a 400w, but the 600w outperformed the "equivalent" LED fixture. the LED grew BETTER weed, (which is more what i care about anyway), but the yield difference simply isn't worth it for most people. as far as the electricity goes, yeah you do save some money, however with...

it was started in mg potting soil in a 3 gal pot then transplanted to a 10 gal tupperware of mg organic choice after i had to flush it... lol again that was my first grow though. we all make mistakes

most likely it simply hermied and grew a male flower or 2 and pollinated itself. personally i don't like hermie buds... they give me a headache if i smoke a lot, but it still beats not smoking lol

as max stated earlier, you need to go to your local hydro store or garden center and find "Garden Lime" or "Dolomite Lime" and follow the directions on the package. this will act as a ph buffer for some time. i would also recommend flushing with plain ph adjusted water, at 1.5x the volume of the...

it looks like that's simply its genetics or a possible mutation. i would advise you to keep it and see how it goes. you could end up having a really branched bush without having to top lol... a nice bonus for many people. just hope it's a girl

my first grow i use mg soil, and it did require a flush to save a plant, but i did not experience overfeeding in the process. i'm not saying it can't happen though. in either case, there's not much you can do to help that plant

yeah that looks like overfeeding... sometimes they can come back, and that one looks like it could live, but its hard to say. all you can do is flush with plain water and hope it recovers

agreed, plants may not be happy at 88, but i had a garden in a poorly insulated building once and over the summer the temps got into the 90's most days, some days in the low 100's, and they weren't awesome, but they did survive, they were just super hairy and fluffy.... no density and the flavor...

in addition to the harm that may come to the user by the use of chemicals in their garden, the effects also stretch worldwide. since the "Green Revolution," when chemical fertilizers became widespread in around 1960, we have nearly destroyed most farmland and several lakes. the Salton Sea in...

where'd you get the chart? in all the charts i've seen, 6.0 is an acceptable ph range for either soil or hydro, including your chart which shows how iron and manganese are locked out at 6.5

he's already flowering so that's about a 4 month turnaround to get back to where he's at. as for your yield, it is unpredictable. my garden is very controlled, and mine still varies by as much as 10g per plant sometimes, even with the same mother.

lol the first couple crops i almost couldn't even sleep. seems like i woke up all through the night just to check on my plants lol, so i know what you mean. your ladies should be ok, just stop the foliar feeding and give them plain ph balanced water for about a week

no as you risk mold. in any case most nutrients smell like shit anyways so you don't wanna taste it in your bud lol

MG soil holds a lot of moisture, but it's hard to say what problems you're having. i would recommend flushing them with plain, ph balanced tap water. collect the runoff water and test the ph and ppm, as it's hard to say what's wrong without those numbers

the N-P-K looks a little disproportionate for bloom, which is most likely part of the problem. i would stop with foliar feeding, it's not a good idea in flowering anyway, and i would invest in different nutrients. my bloom nutrients are 2.4-2-5, i would recommend something with a similar range...

2.4 : 0.9 : 3.4 is this the nutrient you're using in bloom?

have to agree on this one. it may have ph issues as well but drainage and good soil are pretty key to a healthy plant

why do you say that purple stems are cause by P deficiency?

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