Recent content by pseudobotanist

You'll be fine with a little light leak. Outdoor growers get light leaks from all sorts of places and still manage a good harvest

Use something that's slightly low in N but don't completely back off. Whatever you're currently using should be good but go down a few doses. Less is more. Or KISS

And I love me some red heads:blsmoke:

Try adding sulfates. It's what pepper growers do to add some spice

Well we do not know the ph of the water you currently use since it'll vary from area to area. Add molasses to that and it can swing the ph into a value that inhibits nutrient uptake. While technically the nutes you use are organic. They're in a ready use state for your plants. Similar to...

If you are using synthetic ferts, the addition of molasses you used caused the ph to swin and give you nute lockout. What is the combined NPK value of the ferts you're using? If you're close to flowering you still retain N but at a lower dose and raise P and K a bit. As a future guideline: 1)...

Dang I miss being here. It's been a loooong time since I've posted but it's kinda cool to see a member compiling some useful FAQ here.

Don't use super thrive. I'd start at 1-1-1 ferts and see how they respond. It's yellowing from the middle of the plant on up or from the bottom?

I want to say either phosphorus or manganese issue

Turn off the hps. All I can see is a yellow hue

Look at the link that doc put up.

That would mean u need 3 plants not 2. And a better way would be to take a few clones from the same plant and do those experiments.

That's pretty cool anyone know why it happens?

Here's an idea..... Are you growing outdoor?... Do you have trees near your grow? If so, do any of the trees outside have that same Amber? Sticky? Might be tree sap

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