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I would like to agree with the above post and say: That is indeed one fine ass.

50/50 mix of perlite and Promix for me. Just add nutes. The easiest and cheapest way I've ever gotten 2 lb per 1k light.

Looks like only one thing-- it got crispy from the light. Do you have any moving air in the chamber? Also I've always kept ph of botanicare products at 6.2 for DWC and Soilless. But I highly doubt you've gotten all that damage from a PH diff of 0 .4. Looks like light damage to me.

Your Diagnosis: Overwatered Hope this helps!

Happens sometimes. Could be because they are overwatered or underwatered- the other extreme, or the light's too far away. When it happened to me I propped them up and put the light real close to the leaves. it was a 400 watt with good ventilation. The stems fattened up in a couple of days.

Yep. Pretty easy when they work right. You save $$ in the long run, too, after a few hundred because you're not spending money on those darn rockwool/willow bark plugs.

Lumens don't divide. They only scatter. Get a nice 200watt horticultural grade flouro, or 150 high pressure sodium for your closet. Why waste 100 days with anything less?

Scrap them and get real genetics. I've never heard of an autoflowering strain winning a cannabis cup.

....and truck stops.

I have my own method of self induced flowering. I call it, " Self Induced Deflowering". Also known as masturbating.

Agreed. Waiting is all you should do. The foliage was spoiled a bit from the free humidity. The drop to low air pressure made it deflate a little bit, as a balloon would. Give it a few days, and it will appear as though nothing had happened, once the plant reaches osmotic equilibrium again...

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Yeah. Waaay to late. Isn't it going to be thanksgiving soon?

What advantage do you get by keeping your clones in the dark? 24-7 til they sprout legs. Give them a night's rest when they get the legs. Nothing happens when you keep clones in the dark, except problems with mold, mildew, etc.

Plant moisture stress. Your plant is overwatered. Removing the dome removes the h20 equilibrium within the plant tissue. The lost moisture causes the cupping of the leaves. This is a sign that the root zone has far too much moisture. The extra humidity in the dome causes the plant to "puff...

Hydroton should be deep enough to cover the cubes, but not the plant, positioned high enough for the water to reach. The height of the overflow shouldn't be any higher than the bottom of the rockwool plug-- So as not to allow the water to drench the seedlings, but rather, barely touch the...

Or just get a 15 amp grounded Walmart timer that handles 15 minute increments!

LOL. I love it when people ask about deficiencies in plants that are < ------------------------------- > This big.

Gay Sex= biohazard. LOL! Who are these people?

So was the myth busted? I took a smoke break during the commercials, and ended up missing the outcome. And the damn TIVO stopped working, too.