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So today I had to take a urine drug screen for a new job. The test was at Labcorp and I used my brother's clean urine as a substitute. I used a 3oz bottle that was leakproof and ace-bandaged the bottled under my nut sack. I went directly from my brother's place to the testing site and only had...

Post a picture. It sounds like you overfed the seedling. Seedlings don't need nutrients until they start developing "real" leaves. The round cotyledon will fall off on their own.

Droopiness is caused by either under or over watering. The best way to prevent this from happening is to purchase an inexpensive moisture meter from home depot or lowes. They cost less than $5 and eliminate the guesswork of when to water. Another cause of droopiness can be when the plants are...

Are you flowering with the MH, because if you are that's your problem. You should use a HPS for flower because flowering plants tend to like the redder spectrum. MH has a bluer spectrum and is better for vegetative growth.

The only reason that they stretch is because there is limited light. I grow under a 400w HPS Hortilux bulb which makes them stretch less than without the Hortilux, but they still stretch nonetheless. I wish I had the room for at least a 600w, maybe even a 1000w.

Thanks!! I haven't burned anything yet (fingers crossed).:leaf:

Because I'm an engineer that loves to experiment. lol.

Here's some pics of the finished product:

I veg in 2 gallon smartpots then I transplant into 7 gallon smartpots for flower. The veg time is usually 1 month. I start from clones each time.

So you're saying that you run querkle with only 25% super soil? I've tried 50% super soil before and I noticed a lot of yellowing half way into flower.

Sub, obviously I mean you no disrespect when I try variations on your methods. I think that your strains are some of the best that I have come across, bar none. The only reason that I used straight super soil without mixing with the plain roots is that I ran out of roots. I was under the...

Yeah I have take them, but I'll upload them tomorrow.

Has anybody else ever used full strength super soil without mixing with plain soil? I've been growing Querkle in straight super soil and I have not had any issues with nutrient burn. My plants turn out frosty as hell.

The best soil mix is definitely Subcool's Super Soil. It's worth the cost (which isn't that much when you make a 1/4 batch, ~$100). I've been growing for years now and I have not come across anything better. Considering that you'll spend $100 for a quarter of some kind bud, the cost of the super...

Plants are looking good Organic!! I finally sprouted my 5 Querkle seeds and they are all beginning to poke out of the peat pods. I can't wait to see how they veg. Have you seen any white hairs coming from the pre-flower? I'd imagine that you'll be able to sex them soon.

Subscribed… I'm waiting on my Querkle seeds to come in (damn the Canadian Post strike!!!). I too grow in Smart pots using Super Soil, so I can't wait to see how yours do.

I always apply my diatomaceous earth with a salt shaker. When I apply, I usually make sure that the soil is dry. I have never tried the spray bottle method, but I would imagine that is would be a good method of dispersal. You'll probably need to allow the diatomaceous earth to dry in order for...

Looks like a phosphorus deficiency to me.

Check out this post on Mosquito Dunks, sand, and not over-watering to get rid of gnats: https://www.rollitup.org/marijuana-plant-problems/423792-mosquito-dunks-soil-q.html

I've used Mosquito dunks before and they definitely work. The dunks will kill the fungus gnats in the larval stage, but will have no effect on the adult flying gnats. This is because Mosquito Dunks are a biological insecticide utilizing the Bacillus Thuringiensis (BT) bacteria to infect and kill...