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its up to you big guy, that is just my experience...

WAIT!!! your plants are recovering from major trama, if you flower now you run a great risk of hermies... I would let your plants fully recover, you might have to top your plants, but that's better than pussies with balls... water 2 more feedings, then switch, let your plants relax for a bit...

bad idea, the leaves will stay moist, and have plentiful access to oxygen and light, and will become a breeding ground for powdery mildew, and other molds. also, the dead leaves contain no nitrogen, since the plant was leaching them, that's why they are dying, and therefore have no nutritional...

yessss!!!!!!! i'm glad to hear things are starting to look up man! they look SO MUCH BETTER!!!!!!!! go aheat and cut off those dead or dying leavs, won't hurt anything. yes, The Ganj Father saves the day, once again a major crisis averted, haha...

you need to spary with a half strength solution, you run the risk of burning your plants. like I said, check your plants every hour, and then spray them, YOU CANNOT OVERSPRAY, as long as your using half strength solution, do not feed a full strength, not even one and a while, only half...

keep spraying them, as soon as they dry spray them again, the should continue to bounce back! whoo hoo!!!!

just get some more general pix, maybe a couple pics of the dying leaves, and the grow tops, make sure you turn off your HPS light and use the flash of the camera, or some alternat white lighting, the HPS rays mess with the colors, so its hard to tell which way the plants are going.

the amber is actually the degredation of the thc, i harvest as soon as i see any turn amber, you'll get a very nice heady, yet punchy high.

thats also another reason i had you use full strength

you'll see the most progression overnight... if this doesnt work its onto the drawing board, but we'll see. i'm pretty confident in myself :-P

good luck lil homie, you'll be alright!

drench the crap out of them, on the tops of the leaves, underneath, and about an hour later, do it again, you will loose your plants unless they start eating. basically the nute spray is like an IV drip for your plant, it absorbs nutes right into where it an start using them.

ok, after reading 21 pages, i think i have a very simple answer that might piss you off... lol. some strains have leaves that curl up, and some curl down, some make a real nice cup towards the light and some are completely flat. i would say watch your moisture meter, it wont lead you astray...

aw man shitty!

wussup chicka, nice to see you in the forums! Big R you should see results very fast. if you can bare the cold, do it, it will only help fix things sooner. they would have a spray bottle, either in the cleaning section, or like the beauty supply like hair stuff, i'm sure of it.

it wont mess with it enough to matter, a PH between 5.9-7 is acceptable and wont stunt growth.

no you can never over spray. it goes strait into the plant, its like a steriod boost, lol, but since they're females you dont have to worry about the balls shrinking, lol. you'll be ok waiting until tomorrow, just make sure you get that spray bottle, i cant stress that enough... i recomend...

nah, shouldnt be a problem at all, i've never heard of that happening... not saying it hasnt, but i spray my plants in veg a few times a day, i've got them under 1600w of MH... A test cited by Ed Rosenthal states that folar feeding will increase veg production. its not wise to continue into...

you want to mix up a nutrient solution just like you were going to water them, but half strength, and put it in a spray bottle. you can get away with it not ph'ing for tonight, but once you get you some fresh water go ahead and use that. you can drench the hell out of them, i would do it as many...

now onto what i enjoy doing... yes, go full strengt per gallon, even with the water, the reason i say full strength is because the water that is still in the pots will dilute it a bit anyway, plus your plants need the nutes. your plants are waaayyy to young to be root bound. but for sure man...