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too little or lock out due to poor drainage

He's not giving the whole story

Plus, when the soil is dry, you can pull out the whole root ball and soil in a single clump. lol Has nothing to do with quality but does make clean up easy! But yea, I go with the science. I'm not a biologist or anything, but that community has came to the conclusion that at no point should...

Looks like a calmag issue

Water cure them

You have like 3000 watts in 1 outlet or something?

Nice colors. No flush, just make your last watering a feed. Then just let the soil dry out till you chop. Letting the soil dry will give you a little jump start into burning off chlorophyll. I can tell you first hand the unflushed will have a bit more kick than the flushed, since flushing puts...

DONT FLUSH Btw, that's by far the scariest looking cannabis plant I've ever seen. Seriously, sumbit that shit to a botanist or something lol

Wtf are you running for lights that would cause them to overload an outlet like that

female only 3 months, she's a monster

Too late, police already on their way!

Photo update. She was just watered this morning when lights kicked on, when these photos were taken, hence why she looks a little droopy. She was just waking up for breakfast.

Watcher on the wall

Are you using the FF trio? If so, don't use grow big. Too much N to be used in ocean forest. It works well in happy frog and light warrior, but not so much ocean forest. Big bloom however, is what you want to use at full strength (60 ml per gallon) all the way. Big bloom is all organic, so...

Well, for one you did the right thing by not using nutrients along side ocean forest. FFOF is a rich, hot soil, that can carry a plant 4-6 weeks worth of vegging on straight water. Add your bloom nutrients when you switch to 12/12

If you really want to manipulate color, straight sugar water is all you need.

it works, it just takes longer. Personally I germ in a paper towel until the seed cracks then I place it root riot plug. Usually 3 days later I'll have a nice seedling.

2-3 days, also depends how deep you plant it.

It should only be done if your soil is clearly having an issue, whether it's lock up, toxicity, etc. If your soil is obviously causing problems, then yes a good flush helps. Regardless of whether you flush or not. All the remaining sugars in the plant get broken down during the cure period...

Because all it does is neutralize your medium. The myth is flushing removes excess salts and fertilizers from the plant. This is false for 2 reasons. 1, Once a plant has consumed nutrients, there's no reversing that process. No amount of flushing will remove nutrients already consumed by the...