Recent content by MoonRaver

Errrm..... its not on the top of the water. It's pesticide prolly neem. He's also oxidizing the plant oils rendering them less potent.

In that case, I recommend Bills Perfect (Spray N' Grow) Its a zinc + iron foliage spray. Also, even though that Sensi AB says PH perfect, it's not. Monitor your ph. -EDIT- So, it turns out the Sensi Grow and Bloom AB PH Perfect does not have many micro nutes in them. In fact according to the...

Thats what happens when your ph is outta whack, the plant cannot take in certain elements. Correcting the ph corrects the problem.

Lol, you got thrips. Hell, most of us have mites this time of year. Use a product containing spinosad to get rid of em. You can also put it next to some bushes/tall grass/weeds where you've seen ladybugs. They eat em.

The purpling would be the strain. Now, those curling leaves..... what is your ph? Strange, why don't the other plants look deformed?

Phos Def. Top dress with some rock phosphate too. The hols in the leaves seem more like a pest problem..... -EDIT- thrips maybe, cannot tell.

If your mixing all your fertilizer together and then putting that mixture into water, that would cause a bunch of your micro's to fall out and become unavailable to your plants. Are you using the old Sensi Series or the new PH Perfect version? That looks like an early boron def or early zinc.

Looks like your ph is out of whack. Adjust to range 5.5-6.5

That looks like a Mg def. I think you locked out the Mg by adding too much lime. I think there is a proper Ca to Mg ratio. If one is too high or low, it affects the availability of the other. You should scrap the epsom salt and use just lime. Lime has enough Ca and Mg in it. Hence lime =...

Picture 1,2,3 & 4: The plants are undergoing heatstress so, raise your light. They are also reverting to vegatative state, check your timers\check for hermi glands\you may have overdone the nitrogen!!!!

Genetics Bro! Some strains do that. Other than a tad of heat\light stress it looks great. Very thick and healthy.

If there are no bugs present it is a calcuim/magnesium def. Source: -Quoted my last post.-

Spraying the leaves with water with a light that is too close seems logical aswell. If there are no bugs present it is a calcuim/magnesium def. Source:

If you leaves are cupping upwards that may be a sign of heat/light stress. I see the lower leaves cupping downwards and that is a sign of them not getting enough light which is common with the canopy taking up the majority of light. Cannot tell for sure, you should post some pictures using...

Triple confirmed, all is good as long as it is the cotes (first leaves, the round ones).