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the more nodes the better, the bushier the better, so pat yourself on the back and keep doing what you have been doing.

you'll be ok for vegging but you'll be better off for flowering with 75 watts of cfl per plant. that will give you a little less than 5,000 lumens per plant. the minimum recommended light is 3,000 lumens per square foot and many people with stronger lights go for 7,000 - 10,000 lumens per...

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over watering. did you put anything in the soil to help drainage and do you have holes in the pots to let excess water drain out? and how often are you watering?

overwatering looks more like curling and underwatering/heat stress looks more like drooping. other things can cause drooping but those are unusual.

yes, drooping is one of the signs of heat stress, especially if the temperature is drying out your growth medium. don't do hydro at all but i thought people flooded their tables more than once every couple of days??

couldn't see differences well from your pics but one thing is your temps are too high, especially for sprouts. you want to keep it below 80f.

no harm at all, any citrus juice will work.

bump........

has anyone heard of or experienced severe wilting when exposed to co2 at 1,000 ppm? it's definitely the co2 as i have gone back and forth three times with co2 and gotten the same results. and my co2 meter has been calibrated, is at plant level and is not having problems. strain is some...

there is such a thing as too much light. you might want to re-consider your light choice. a 1000 watt light would give you 18,000 lumens per square foot. that is almost double the light of the sun and much more light than a plant can stand. even a 600 watt light is pushing the boundary with...

how do you know how fast it's supposed to grow? how can i help you if i can't see what the plant looks like and know how old it is? or how tall it is? or how many leaf sets it has? see what i mean?

i guess i'd keep it as is, not ideal but you do have plenty of room for each plant.

hermies will bud, the problem is if it self- pollenates. so yea, take a shot at carefully removing the sacs - but they can be very fragile if near release. don't try it in your grow room.

you work up from being a stranger by the number of posts you make. not sure, but i believe the second stranger rating is something that can be changed manually if you are an elite member.

you want one complete air exchange per every five minutes to bring in fresh air. if you need ventilation to cool down the room that could increase the airflow needs to as high as five air exchanges per minute. you are at just under 1 air exchanges per every 2 minutes with your current fan, so...

pics 1,6,8,9,10 are clearly male parts/plants. pics 2,3,5,7 are clearly female parts/plants

definitely a reader failure, not the writing causing confusion. and no, it won't hurt to have extra light during part of the light cycle.

use your hand as a temp guide placed at the top of your plants. you can lower the light as far you can while keeping your hand comfortable.

count on 30 square feet for the footprint of your grow, then two 600 watt hps lights would do the trick for flowering. you will probably want two grow rooms, one for veg and one for flowering. a 400 watt mh light would be perfect. then you need a carbon filter, fans and ducting. and meters...