Recent content by hellbelly

Pics 2 and 4 look like nute burn, pic 5 looks like just a lower leaf turning yellow this is normal pic 3 i don't know, maybe iron deficiency. Check here: http://www.icmag.com/ic/showthread.php?t=11688

The size of the pots depends on how big your grow space is. You don't have to transplant if you start out with large enough pots.

It will work.

Until they're a third to half the size as you want them to be when they're done.

ebay, they're like $15.

It should work w/250w with ventilation/cooling.

Got any pictures?

What are you trying to do? By the time you're using your soil, it should be composted enough that the worms don't have anything to feed on. My compost pile is outside. I'm sure some worms make it inside via the soil, but I don't think they live long. The only things I can think of that would...

Looks like nute burn. Do all/most of the leaf tips look like that?

One of mine's about 2 years old. Correct. Most use 18/6 (I do anyway) just as good as 24/0, smaller electric bill. Yes, constant topping/taking clones.

Only water when the soil is dry. What kind of lights?

If the say 6500k, they're good for vegging, not so much for flowering. 2700K for flowering. https://www.rollitup.org/cfl-growing/ Read the stickies.

I take clones up to the second third week of flowering depending on the strain. I;ll take some bottom branches off so the top get bigger. Doesn't stress them. Transplant whenever you think the roots need more room. Happy growong

Same here. And cooking, for some reason.

The bottom leaves turning yellow is normal.