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Hey all, Just wanting to show what my setup is looking like. Running NF coco in 5 gals for Veg. I will fill them about 30% with coco and go from eye. Im running 1 light per plant. Some plants are 2 lights per plant.

I use flornova bloom for veg and flower!

Sativas do not yield more. They take longer to finish but Its not like its gonna chunk out more than any indica. As a matter of fact my indicas usually out weigh my sativas. Indicas produce fat swollen nuggets. Sativa does the lanky lank lol. Its not like indicas are mature and sativas are super...

OK. The thing is with spider mites is if they live the poison you give them they will become stronger and immune to the poison used. My advice. HIT THEM HARD! Ive had the same issue and with a foliar spray (I used a atomizer) i hit the plants hard with Forbid-4f and floramite. With that...

The yellowing tips look like slight nute burn might wanna drop down the ppm. Are you feeding calmag? Usually when I see a twist of the leaf like that its because i fed too much calmag

No problem buddy, Let me know how it goes.

Are you asking if you can transplant your rockwool into your Nutrifield coco? Sorry im confused by question. too many dabs I guess lol

Nah man its not a stupid mistake. Its lessons learned, and let me tell you what bro its better you learned the lesson now than in week 6 flower when you cant fix it. In less than a week she should recover. If you flushed her now I would wait till i see her soil drying up to water again, but dont...

Nah man. She will be fine. Just watch her and when she starts to ask for nutes give them to her slowly and watch the tips of the leaves. When you see the burnt tip just back off. Hope that helped lol

Yo. DO you have the borg or spider mite?!?!?!?!?! big difference. I have had both and killed them both. You have to findout what it is. The "borg" is a broadmite that eats your new growth and spits up some poison shit on your plant so no new growth will come from that spot.

Ok. I can tell you what it looks like to me. The yellow dying leaf is nothing to worry about because it looks to be in the shade. No light =dead leaf lol, but I do think that might be some heat stress. Can you post a pic to show how far from the plant the 600w is? Also is that thermostat at...

This happens to me sometimes with my cheese strain either because of wind damage or cold temps when light off. IMO Hope that helps

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ezGCNGtxuQc Always does it for me :) Have a good safe trip!

Thats good to know thanks guys. the fact that I can see my plants in night cycle scares me lol

I have green lights set up in my garden (not by me). I have always been taught to work on plants when the lights are on and if you forgot something to do you have to wait till tomorrow. Apparently people go in during the dark cycle and use the green lights since the plants do not see that color...

I do not flush BUT once a week I serve my plants a tea of beneficial organic stuff such as Liquid Karma, Molasses, and other low PPM natural stuff. I would check your run off. If your runoff comes out what you are pouring in no need for a flush :) What medium are you using? what Nutrients? Also...

Pro mix you can water 1-3 days depending on the size of the pot. This is good if you cannot water everyday, because in coco you will most likeyl water till runoff everyday. So if you dont like vacuuming water or have a DTW i would recommend promix. BTW promix retains water and coco does not...

I have had best results with a product called drip clean! IF your EC is too high from your runoff you could prolly use it. I stick to 5.8-6.1 however my plants are huge right now and are eating 1.5-1.9 EC Lucas formula with only FNB. I have never seen plants do so well from such a simple diet!! :D

I have just transplanted a couple plants from promix to coco. B-cuz coco worked fine. I also tried Nutrifield which is the best my opinion. I just fed a tea of Liquid Karma with Hygrozyme and other stuff and the plants were great from day 1! Just make sure to use Cal-Mag :hump: