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Test your runoffs ph and ppm/ec. That'll tell you most everything you need to know to diagnose those issues. If you don't have the tools to measure you can start doing some good old fashioned side by sides and see what they respond to. If you don't mind, take a closer pic of a single fan leaf...

Switch to 18/6 or 20/4. 24/0 causes some weird multi-symptoms to happen; usually resembling some sort of heat stress or over/under watering. A lot of root growth and cell division happens in the dark period as well.

It's pretty gross but a feed made of water+neem+tobacco juice really does wonders for bug control. Tobacco kills any bugs in the soil and the neem is taken up systemically. Using this in combination with bi weekly sprays I've been able to keep the spider mites at bay here in inland empire (...

I like the setup, nice and clean and organized! Man.... one of these days I'm gonna have some land I can dig and plant in like that. You don't get that in pots =/

Different strains start flowering at different times.

northern lights, blue dream, and hindu skunk are pretty bomb yielders.

Those 200 gallons are nice, I've been thinking about running them next year. Kinda like a pop up raised bed! 1 plant per seems kinda overkill. 2 per is what I was thinking about going with. I just can't imagine how big the plants would get with all that room to run.

Maybe it had more to do with being lazy. Anybody can ask a question on a forum and blindly follow the responses. In effect absolving themselves of the burden of having to do research and formulate their own ideas based their findings. Which of course leads them to regurgitating the same bad...

Very well said, couldn't agree more

it's all about learning how to manipulate your girls to get them into the position and shape you want them in. Every garden is different.

Topping in combination with lollipopping ( lower plant pruning ) brings most of the foliage to an even upper level, not as much of the plant is blocking itself. Giving you more overall light coverage where it matters most. Topping is great as a tool for maximizing light efficiency.

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jacks classic all purpose is a good 20/20/20 for under 10 bucks, the blossom booster is a well rounded flowering nute for about the same price.

You don't need A LOT but you do need more than is traditionally packed into pot-specific nutes. Especially during the stretch in early flowering. Their needs shift from nitrogen to PK over the course of flowering, not immediately. I've seen way too many people ruin their yields over and over...

you can mix them together, just make sure there's water in the jug first.

I've done a few, this is my fourth cycle. So a little over a year. The hydro shops piss me off if you can't tell! I only go in there for things I can't find anywhere else. PH calibrating solution and such. Louies nursery off of the 215/newport has a pretty good stock surprisingly. The owners on...

I'm near canyon lake, I've been part of a small collective out here for a while. Let me know if i can be of service!

I'm in the area myself, get ready for the crazy heat wave. Don't forget to start watering more often! edit: Knowing you're in the area, and the hydro shops we have available. I have an extra piece of advice, avoid them like the plague. Everything is wayyy over priced, and they'll try to sell...

give them all grow big, start around 1 tsp per gallon. Give them the big bloom with it as well, 1 tablespoon per gallon, work your way up to doubling them both over a couple of weeks.

They stretch mostly for the first couple of weeks, you'll see some hairs probably in the next few days. Small buds will start forming 2nd or third week. All of this depends on strain of course.