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with the pot elevators that can't happen cause the runoff drips out. before i started elevating my pots off the ground i had all kinds of problems.

Oh nice. I use promix HP too. Hmm ppm and pH looks good. Usually I water my plants to 20% runoff. Having no runoff could be an issue. Maybe the problem is nutrient build up in the roots? I would water with a light nutrient solution until you get plenty of runoff. Also I cant tell if you're...

Hey man. Nice big plants. I agree they are yellowing too much too early. Need more info though. what is the growing medium? nutrients? at what EC or PPM are you feeding them?

In the mean time would top dress with more of the FFoF. This will give the plant more of the nutrients and pH buffers that it needs. Long term i would get some pH test strips and test the pH of your water. Its possible you've washed all the buffer out of the soil and your water is slightly too...

No it shouldn't. At that stage it is more likely that the plants are experiencing senescence, end of life. Yellowing fan leaves is natural at that point. However, you should still have green on the leaves until the end of cycle. If the yellowing is happening very quickly, it could be possible...

Haha at least you got it figured out!

https://www.bghydro.com/gro-pro-nx-level-pot-elevator-13-in.html this is what you need my friend! Allows air to get underneath the fabric pots (thats like 1/4 of the surface area) It is essential for fabric pots in my opinion!) Also allows much better drainage and mitigates negative effects of...

idk what you're talking about. I have absolutely no reason to BS you. Also its in a thread already that is linked at the bottom of every single one of my posts. Also i'm not here to convince you of anything. I'm here to help OP. harvested both those plants within days of those pictures. had...

You mean citation? Like a source? The source is myself. Also that chart I linked comes from an article about this you could reverse image search it or just google the phrase "reducing PPFD in late flower" Here is a bud that I grew under 12/12 throughout: Here is a bud when i switch to 10/14...

something like this

You can keep the same DLI by running a slightly higher PPFD for less hours. But i believe cannabis benefits from reduced DLI for the last couple weeks. I run 30-35 DLI for most of flower and then drop down to 27, 28ish for the last couple weeks. Haven't noticed negative difference in yield or...

Right around when buds have finished forming. Pretty much when i don't want them to change shape anymore. Week 6 or 8 sounds about right.

switch to 10/14. should stop foxtailing immediately. ive noticed some strains when given high ppfd and nutrients will throw pistils indefinetely. raising/dimming the light or running it only 10 hours has helped me tell these strains their time is coming.

Q3 i gotta respectfully disagree with Herb&Suds. I've found that reducing light schedule to 10/14 can help with foxtailing. Depends if your plant is foxtailing or revegging though. Tell me, is it shooting more white pistils or is it throwing single bladed green fan leaves?

Cheers bud

evidence? maybe it is I have no idea but this is exactly what i'm talking about. I've never heard of Indole-3-Butyric Acid. After doing some research it looks like it is the active ingredient in Clonex. So maybe not all that similar to the other PGRs being discussed here...

Do you have any evidence or reasoning behind this? or is this exactly what i was talking about in post #46 "There is a wealth of disinformation claiming products from various nutrient lines contain PGRs when they don't. You can look up just about any bloom specific product and google its name...

Yes! Spring water is fine in soil. and pH is nearly irrelevant in soil. The soil has two types of pH buffering agent to help the roots get the pH where it needs to be. What affects the pH of water is what is in it. So lets say we have a water with 8 pH and 200ppm. And then we have a water with...

spring water is good.! whatever water you drink every day should be good for your plants so if you drink your tap water it should be fine. or distilled/RO filtered water + nutrients is fine too yes!