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Ok I have a plant that today has been through the wars, I woke up and as detailed in another thread it was comletely nute burned so I removed 90% of its leaves, anyway...ILsted the main cola and accidently snapped it, clean off. Now I have a couple of options, 1. I have currently cut both...

The top fan leaves on one of my plants main colas are all shivelling up and dying/drooping, the smaller bud leaves are all fine and the lower leaves on the plant are fine, it may be nute burn or heat, I'm not too bothered about the cause what I want to know is will the bud production on this...

I checked on one of my smaller plants today (bout 8"), and the top leaves, including most new growth, has been heavily burned by heat/light, so I decided to remove all the burnt leaves. I have resolved the heat/light issue so don't reply saying 'you need to raise the lights' 'get better...

My plants are about 6 weeks into veg, just starting day 1 of flowering today. Left them in darkness for 30 hours prior to beginning 12/12. When I checked on them today the lower leaves on both of them were SEVERELY drooping, and on one the largest fan leaves were also severely drooping. It is...

I just transplanted, the are about 11 days old, and I accidently lost some roots in the process, will they be OK?? I watered them well after, I didnt lose too much, maybe an inch of root, the main root is still intact. Please tell me it will survive

I tested my soil PH and it was heavily alkaline, (probably due to the water I used) I tried to remedy this by watering with bottled water water mixed with a small amount of lemon juice until it was slightly acidic, however it has made little to no difference. Any suggestions apart from changing...

I know that during flowering this is a no no as it causes stress and may lead to hermies, etc, but is it OK to turn the light on or for some light to seep into the grow room during the dark period during seedling and veg stage? By that I mean during the 6 hours in my 18/6 cycle, I figured that...