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I agree too much water. Also I try to cover the rapid rooter with soil so that doesn't happen. Algee needs light to grow.

Yes and no there is many different kinds of tools, I use a 50x jewellers loop , you can google that or check eBay, or your local hydroponics store would have one! A really good magnifying glass may work but I don't think it would be as accurate.

And here is some that were 2 months old from seed, when I took the picture, and grown in 30 gallon trays. You have to give the roots room to grow! They are 4 months old now and are pushing 9 feet, in the same containers, if they were in 1 liter pots they would be lucky to be 12-18 inches high...

Fucking narcs

Like this one....

Also what you could use and might take some figuring out but I would use a Tupperware dish in the bottom and short and long and wide dish you will have to drill holes in the bottom and light proof it but.... It will give you more area of dirt for your plant to grow in, without sacrificing height!

Crop king seeds sells a autoflower called dwarf low flyer, should really look into that strain. If I was growing in a pc that's probably what I would use.

This was today, filling in nicely

I'm hoping that's a typo because if not the pouring plant is doomed.

That last picture one the left hand side of the node, there looks like white pistils. I believe it's a girl!

I need an explanation on how you did this, because that sounds like a beautiful experience:leaf::peace:

Whoa whoa whoa it's in a 1 liter pot and it's 3 monthes old?!

Plant looks healthy. One thing though is some of the plant laying right on the soil?

I have used fabric pots and they work good but not everyone has the access to them. Why doesn't he just set up a areoponics grow that will work even better. My point is there's more then one way to grow and to say 5 gallon buckets don't work is just ignorant, I don't use them, I till the ground...

5 gallon buckets work perfectly fine for growing as long as there is drainage holes in the bottom.

So your plants arnt parallel to his?

Bkbbudz knows what he's doing aha

How much of each do you add into the solution?

You take a ppm(part per million) of your tap water and it can read whatever then add your nutes and take another ppm of it and that will tell you exactly how strong your nute solution is. Also get a ph pen. Or if cash is tight you can get a Manuel test kit for like 10$. This one you fill a vial...

Do you have a ppm pen? If not you should invest in one. When I started I figured "pfft fuck that." But for 50-100$ it doesn't take much bud to pay that back. And it will more then pay for itself in the first grow!