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Just a quick update.

I guess I can't drag and drop pictures in a quick reply. Headband, Orgasmic OG, Super Skunk.

So after a thorough rinsing and a little time, my babies are doing just fine. There really isn't too much to hempy, but I kinda screwed up on a small but important step in the beginning by not rinsing all of that perlite dust out. /Users/allencatskill/Desktop/IMG_0037.JPG...

I only have one hole per bucket. Thanks though. I think what happened was my perlite wasn't rinsed enough so there was some dust that became kind of a thick muck. I believe this was why my roots were starved for oxygen. I went ahead and re-rinsed the perlite and my plants seem to be doing a...

I've never heard anything about mold either. I'm a relatively experienced grower and have had great success with aero and dwc. I really thought it was going to be easier to grow hempy but I screwed it up right off the bat. Right now I'm wondering how I'm going to aerate my perlite, if in fact...

I do have drainage holes on the side and am using smaller perlite and vermiculite. After I watered though, I did feel as if the perlite was compacted, leading me to think that my roots were starved for oxygen. Kind of playing wait and see right now.

Nute mix was very weak, I didn't want to burn 'em. I'm waiting for my medium to dry out to make sure it's not an overwatering, then I'm going to flush them and hope that if it's a ph problem I can get them back on the right track.

I'm hoping they can recover quickly. Hempy is supposed to be dummy-proof. What does that say about me?!

There wasn't any root damage as far as I could tell before I transplanted them, but you never know. The real bummer is that they were thriving before I moved them. I ph'd the water that was used for the hempy buckets, but I'm really starting to lean towards nute lock.

Transplanted six well rooted clones into hempy buckets after removing them from a bubbler. They were all doing great until the move. Initially I thought I over watered them but now I think there may be some nute lock out. All opinions are welcome.

Spider mites. If you are growing in an enclosed area like a tent or a closet, buy some NO PEST STRIPS, hang them in your grow area, turn off your fans and watch the little bastards die.

I'm using DWC so just change out the res and start over?

There are a thousand tutorials on identifying plant problems on rollitup. Just curious about what my peers think about this particular problem. Growing Critical Mass in DWC, vegging with t5 flouros. Leaves are brown and crispy on the edges.

It's true that you have to stop air exchange for a few days. I have a grow tent and also use neg pressure to scrub the air and cool my HPS.

I'm about 3 weeks in.

Seems like the NPS is the way to go. I have two of them in my grow tent and they really seem to be working. I'm a believer.

That's seems pretty harsh. I'm currently battling the little bastards myself. They started showing up at 2 weeks into flowering and I'm not going down without a fight! I hung 2 Hot Shot No Pest Strips in my grow tent and two days later ALL of the adults are dead. There are still a bunch of eggs...

Will Doktor Doom take care of the eggs?

I'm in my third week of flowering. Will the fogger have any negative effects on my flowers? Also, I'm growing Dj short's FLO, and max flower time is 8 weeks. If I fog or use avid now will they have time to purge the poison? It's strange.....I still don't see any adult mites and there's not that...

Checked again in more detail. No adult mites to be seen, but my plants are still being destroyed. I guess they're still in there somewhere. Pretty bummed.