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What you have here is called "the claw" over nute! cut you nute back, and flush those plants out, they are stressed bigtime. i use half strength nutes 2 weeks into flower. i bumped up to full strength and mine did that...... so back down to half.

Got powdery mildew? use 1 part SKIM (fat free and it wont stink) milk to 10 parts water, spray every part of the plant. you will be amazed! its a biological control of mildew, milk has natural fungicide properties. also contains other great stuff for your plants, calcium ect. they will love...

depends on the ph of your water your starting with. i get ro water from 2 places, at 1 its ph is 6.5, at the other the ph is 5.5. what do you think happens when i mix nutes with the 5.5 ph water? well i use alot of ph up because it drops the ph of the solution down to under 4.5. with the 6.5...

what!? your meter shows they are 2 weeks old? lol just messin with ya! dont give nutes til they need them, how do they look? start out with quarter strength, and gradualy increase. i'd wait at least another week before starting. i wait til they tell me they need food before i feed.

dont be fooled by the lumens from a cfl. cfls might have the lumens but not the intensity required to penatrate your canopy, i used 18 of the 23 watt cfls each at 1600 lumens. 460 actual watts and the plants were very slow growing, i switched to hps 150 watt and now my plants shoot out of their...

"the claw"! over nute....... cut out your nutes, flush your plant, water with ph'd water. maybe wait a bit longer between watering. let it dry out a bit. there could be nutes in your soil messin you up, what soil are you using? get it fixed fast, you still have time, but not alot, so get...

dont know about the uvb, but you def have a ph issue, see those malformed leaves? ph fluctuations, will cause your deficiencies, and lock out your nutes. so fix that first. always, always, always check your ph before giving your plants any water or nutes, even if the directions say not to. i ph...

try and find a non chemical solution before using chemicals on your plants, i used safer brand insect spray and decimated my plants with it, i didnt know to rinse it off afterwards. chemicals should be your last resort.

i used milk to get rid of my powdery mildew 2 weeks into flower. 1 part SKIM milk to 10 parts water. spray your whole plant with it, tops and bottoms of leaves, stems ect. its a biological treatment and works quite well. also adds calcium and other good stuff your plants need. i did this and it...

be careful with nutes, gradulally increase the strength, and never use them on young plants, like laserburn said. i am 2 weeks into flower and am only using half strength.... my plants have never looked more healthy or happy. no overwater like strain stalker said, let them get dry. your...

your going to have about a million budsites! look at how those are growing that is awsome theres like 4-5 branches coming up where only 1 is on a regular plant. that blueberry will be a fatty bush for sure! nice work. that looks amazing, i like the basil look... very interesting. just looked...

or like twist ties around the top of a garbage bag.......so you end up with a "sphinkter" lmao.... oh that just left me with a bad image in my head.

welcome to the forum... didnt even notice how new you are to RIU. No worries, i cant smell the newb..... i have a stuffed up nose at the moment. lol I still consider myself a beginer, dont know if i've got newb status but i try to learn something new everyday......so i dont think i'm an expert...

i see your using tap water...... alot of people use it, but i recomend using R/O water. you can get it for 25 cents a gallon at those dispensors in front of the grocery store, it may help your plants to thrive. dont think thats the problem but just a pointer. tap water has alot of additives in...

root trimming is how they make bonsai trees. i think you should just loosen the roots then transplant, roots are important for fast growth, bonsai's are kept small by cutting off root mass.

nature has ways of healing itself, if the conditions are good it will heal, if you have bad conditions you will have issues. try to provide the best environment for the plant and it will do the rest. i wouldnt worry about cutting the main stem, i do it all the time. its all about the...

also, i dont spray my plants unless they need some fine tuning......too big a chance to go moldy when you spray, especially in winter. and dont spray your buds once they start forming, they will hold the water and mold out on you.

i've never had kola's until i was in flower for a while..... hehe seriously, if your in veg still you can cut or not cut, it will heal. give it a week or so to recover and you'll be good. you dont want to put a stressed plant into flower.

looks like an overnute, those tips are pointing down correct? ph problems always turn my leaves over, twisting themselves. I call this "the claw" classic overnute.

as soon as you have enough shoots to cut....... maybe another week or two depending on how fast they are growing. are they mother plants? if they are you need to leave some growth for the next round of shoots to grow so you'll have more to clone.