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I was turned onto this product specifically for root rot many years ago. This product is also a root growth stimulator https://www.amazon.com/Yellow-Bottles-Roots-Bloom-liter/dp/B004HE404W/ref=sr_1_11?dchild=1&keywords=bloom+roots&qid=1593551235&s=lawn-garden&sr=1-11

If he used dry organic amendments, there is no such thing as flushing that out. You should just transplant into a corrected medium bigger pot. If the plant pulls through you will get a bigger yield anyways

You have been slightly underwatering them. I would soak the whole medium and wait a few days for it to dry out. Once they are root bound you can water the same way but daily

Or run some myco (great white), the bacteria create different kinds of acids and help stabilize the ph of the medium

#1 - when you use the nutrients, run at half the amount on the back of the bottle to be safe. #2 - Plants look good. My only observation is the look underwatered. When you do water you want to soak the entire medium and have some run off. But you want the tops to be completely soaked and wet...

looks good. A lot of people remove he bottoms when doing indoor. I have mixed feeling about this. I wouldn't remove large branches but definitely remove lower nodes just not the whole branch

if you want yields start looking into high pressure sodium 1000watt, inline fans & air conditioners..... LEDs are still in their experimental stage

yea the people on here are something else. They act like your younger spoiled little brother who doesn't have a clue

LOL I gave you your answer as an experienced grower and you laugh? Good luck.. looks like you wont be doing indoor too much longer after you find out how much electricity you wasted for 2 ounces of bc buds.. LOL

480w ?? youll be lucky to get a few ounces

I don't like Orca personally. I was told by an expert you want to mix with nutrients because the plant will uptake the Myco while up taking the nutes at the same time. The nutrients help facilitate this. I would just mix nutrients at half strength because the myco itself can cause nutrient burn...

It's ok to put in with nutrients. Throw some molasses in their to feed it. You want the plant to take up Great White inside the roots sytemically

Its not a big deal if its outdoor. You can reuse the soil. Indoor is when this hurts

Most likely over fed. Don't feel so bad. I just burned like 10 plants messing around with organic dry fertilizer. It happens to the best of us

Indoor is a pain when it comes to battling the heat from the bulbs. And running ac which the plants love.. don't get me started about the electrical bill. Smartest solution is to go through the ceiling of the house and pull air from outside. Especially during 12/12 at night. Have one side of...

Yeah 2-3 oz would be my guess. Maybe less if all went right

Just as a precation because its better to be safe than sorry, for the next few days just use plain ph'd water. After a week-2 you can start giving them liquid nutrients with half the amount on the back of the bottle. The next watering you can use the higher amount on the bottle. Also stake and...

Yes your good. If you see those 2 hairs you got a female. Males will have little balls in the same spot. Also a tale tale sign of a male is during flower those balls will appear earlier and the female buds will start to form a week or 2 later

The reasons why 95% of your plants died is because the bacteria broke down all the worm castings and bat poop at the same time making all the organic fertilizer available to the plant. The massive bacteria bloom also created the acids as a result of eating carbohydrates and organics. You have...

Mites. Look like the bad ones