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Another giveaway Cheers Gorrila seed bank, favourite strain is Grand Daddy Purple and you cant go wrong with Sensi.

Thanks for another great Sensi seed giveaway George @the Vault. Would like some NL autos please.

Black Valium sounds very relaxing, wouldn't mind winning some of these please.

Cool Thanks for the comp Gorilla SeedBank, Nice selection of strains, as well as a cool looking Tshirt. Good Luck everyone.

Received my Stroopwaffle, Tshirt and seed today Thank you very much George and Female seeds.. I will hatch it in a couple of months, just pooped a load of seeds last week.

Cheers George at the Vault, a good fun little competition. I am looking forward to my Stroopwaffle and seed. I PMed you with my addy. Commiserations to everyone who entered better luck next time.

Crunchy meringue, topped with whipped cream, ice cream, strawberries and raspberries,

I am in Nova Scotia Northern Boxer, I haven't looked into soil testing atm. My soil is still developing seems to be getting better with each grow so far. Clones are looking really good Shluby, I built an aero cloner 3 weeks ago, I have 18 out of 24 rooted in 10 days, which is great for me, my...

We get that pink residue here in Canada, but it's not caused by Aloe it's caused by all the flouride crap they put in the water. A good reason to use a zero filter.

You should be good with those roots, it will keep growing, when they get that amount of roots, I transfer them to soil, it may go into shock for the next couple of days being torn out of the cube, so give it a little misting on the leaves or put under a humidity dome.

I use aloe for clones as well. I found misting the plants with a low dose of P in the water helps feed the clones and gives them more fuel for root growth. as well as using aloe in the water for the peat pucks.

Looks like they got nice new pots to grow in. What size are they, and where do you get the trays underneath the pots from?

I am trying to improve my clone production as well Dolldol I use a zero water filter, its like a Britta, only it guarantees a zero ppm you even get a ppm meter with the jug and filter to test the water. Unless Britta has changed their design since I last had one they get no where near a zero...

Cheers, nothing terrible just 4 herniated discs in my neck pressing on my spinal cord. Causes a lot of pain if I am careless and overdo stuff. Yes, there is always a silver lining, now I can grow 20 plants legally :)

Hi man, you have some wonderful info and experience here, producing some excellent weed and mushrooms. I have grown outside since the early eighties, guerrilla style in the UK, before emigrating to Canada 13 years ago. Started to grow indoors 2 and a half years ago, after a bad accident, got...

It may be the 3.3.3 sheep manure. My soil cooked for about 6 weeks before I put it in pots, and sowed a cover crop. Then put the weed plants in 3 weeks later. That was the first time around, and I had N toxicity as well rite up through flowering, thought it might interfere with the bud...

If you have a PH meter/pen it will take you you 15 minutes to do it yourself. Just take the soil from the root zone, dont need much, couple of table spoons full in a clean container. Put in some RO water with a PH of 6.5 enough for the PH pen to get a reading. Leave the soil to soak for 10...

When I built my soil, I thought, where is the nitrogen in all this, there's never going to be enough to get them through veg lol. Mine will burn tips if the humidity drops to low for an extended period but if my environment is good they are fine. Sorry, I wasn't implying you were a dummy, if...

The first pic looks like too much water to me, how much are they getting? The second pic looks like nitrogen toxicity, as the leaves are clawing, combined with the very dark green leaf color which would usually indicate, that is the problem. When I get problems like this, that could be multiple...

You will only have root rot if you are watering too much, Your soil does look pretty wet in all your pictures. As they are still small they will not need much water. Just need to keep it moist for the bacteria to thrive.