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These are very good points, also that frozen water bottle idea sounds primo. BUT: Isn't algae normally green, or is that like a stupid question? ALSO: If cube is covered in plastic, wont the nutes from the dripper just run off? Oh, one more thing, will using an airstone or the like help reduce...

Using GH FloraGro nutes and brand new custom drip system. After 2 days under the drip, the rockwool cubes are turning brownish all around the dripper stake... Is this normal??? Hoping to G that im not already getting algea or root rot, but the roots are all pretty and white so far..

Thats exactly what I was thinking about! Gonna have to get more CFLs, I've got new clones under the ones I have.

What, if any, would be the alternatives to the training options? I am very inexperienced and these practices frighten the shit out of me. Also, shouldn't these methods be applied a little earlier in the vegging process?

U can definitely tell from pic4 that there isnt much light getting to the bottom half, probably due to a lack of reflective surfaces, but being inexperienced, I wouldn't know how serious the problem is yet. EDIT: From the 420mag article, it looks like possible potassium deficiency.. but still...

OK! So after some finagling, I got these pics. Do they shine any light on the situation?? lol... puns are the best.

Sorry, not available camera. I know more lights is always good, but what I really need to know is, what happens when there's simply not enough light?

I have 3 mother plants approaching 30", and I fear my current lighting is becoming insufficient. I have a 4' fluorescent fixture with 4 32 watt T8 6500K tubes. My plants have been starting to appear as if they've been heat stressed or nute burned, but they're growing in Happy Frog potting mix...