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You can get away with those two lights for about a month before you see the real limitations of using so few lumens. MJ needs light light light. I don't know what kind of a budget you are working with, but why not add a cfl here and cfl there over the next few weeks, until you get about a total...

Subscribing! We just can't see enough DWC setups on here. Good luck!

It surely does! And going the other extreme: cold weather can lock out K, which translates into burns along the leaf margins as pictured. But I don't think it's K lockout. Based on the pics, mainly the second one, it looks like a salt buildup in the soil. That is indicated by the silvery...

Yessir! It's the metric we use to determine flowering times. If everybody counted from the time they see the first pistils, then every strain would have a flowering time variance of +- 3weeks! That's because the quality of the info would vary by the user. PS. And Don't take those flowering...

Burrrrrrrrrrn!

Hey Rasta- you are correct in your assumption. The lower leaves are NOT dying from the heat stress. Only the top leaves are indicating the stress. However, taking care of the heat is the first step in addressing this series of minor probs. First step: improve the conditions. He's not off the...

Well, don't lower those lights until you put that squirrel cage fan in. Remember: you're not off the hook yet. Your grow has a series of minor problems. Addressing the heat issue is the first step. An innocuous foliar application is second. Now we wait for your medium to dry up a bit in the...

If you raised the lights like you said you did, you can leave the lights on. Plain old h20 will help from the heat stress. Maybe the foliar application of MG, however, will green em in a little more.

Absolutely. Over nothing, really. Typical for a fist-time big-timer such as yourself. You're not wasting your time. You are learning. Thankfully you have some experienced growers on here that can help, although I believe a lot of people missed or overlooked the fact that it's clearly heat...

And I'll guarantee you this much: You go ahead and flush, without doing anything about the 2000 watts looming a foot away from those plants like they are, things will get worse. Flooding your medium with little to no nutrients can cause a huge drop in osmosis in high heat conditions. This means...

I don't really need new pics. Picture #1 taken on 9-9 says it all. There is no glass in either of the 1000 watters. The curling is heat stress. No need to flush. Raise the lights for a quick fix. Get glass & ventilate lights directly ASAP.

So you're going to flush them?? *sigh*

Available in 1, 2, and 5 gallon sizes. Each packet treats for one week, and I have packets for all stages of development. So you need to mix 12 gallons for week 3 of bloom? 2 five gallons and one two gallon of week 3: bloom packets. Pretty easy. Site will be up soon. I'm only selling samples...

What could it hurt? Lessee what you're working with.

+1 for pics they tell all. But judging by the averages, lower leaf death isn't anything serious if the plant is gonna be chopped up within a few weeks anyway. Are you in the middle of flowering? 12/12? My guess is that it is flowering.

Oh, that totally sucks. You should remove 3 of those colas ASAP. J/K

No sir, when you're talking conversion bulbs or switchable ballasts you are talking about being able to use both bulb types, HPS and MH. If you are on a tight budget, go with just 150 HPS. It'll see you through to the end. Get fancy with the dual spectrums, conversion bulbs, switchable...

How many jellybeans are in the jar? My guess: 4.20 ounces.