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I was messing with you. It's a food fight. But I consider wine to be from grapes and mead from honey.

This guy has the Forum Cut if you're ok with paying $200. I saw on the clone only thread that @Qube just got a Chem D cut from him. https://strainly.io/en/listings/454347-girl-scout-cookies-forum-cut

Mead isn't wine and wine isn't mead.

Why do you need ph up? It's usually unnecessary with organics.

GG4 day 30. Hairs just starting to turn brown.

If you keep adding acid to the soil the buffer will wear out and the soil ph will drop. FFOF uses oyster shell flour but I'm sure yours is all gone now. The ph won't drop from the bag just sitting there. When you started there was probably enough OSF and now there is none so it makes sense that...

^^^^^ this.

Sounds like a good plan. 6.2-6.8 is the range you're aiming for.

Try to find out what's in your tap water. If it's city water you should be able to find a report online. 9.3 is pretty high for tap water. Runoff isn't a really accurate way to measure soil ph, but it could help figure it out. Say since your runoff came out at 5.5 after 6.5 water going in, the...

OSF is a direct substitute for dolomite lime. It just doesn't have any magnesium. It's actually preferred by a lot of people. Myself included.

If you have a Walmart of pet store around you could get a ph test kit for an aquarium. It's the same thing as the ones in hydro shops. But if you're getting the Apera tomorrow that works too.

I've always heard it was bad to dim HID bulbs. Supposedly it changes the spectrum and is harder on the bulb.

Congrats on the Apera. You can go ahead and toss that 3 in 1 thing in the trash, lol. Those things suck. You don't really need to wait to check them as long as you have a reliable way to test the ph. The pots don't really have to dry out between watering every time. If it was me I'd test it now...

Have you checked your ph or recalibrated your yellow ph meter yet? The light didn't cause those yellow leaf edges.

425 degrees is what he said.

Cornpop was a bad dude.

I hope that's the last trim too, lol. Seriously though you should leave most of the leaves on. They're like solar panels giving your plant the energy it needs to grow those buds.

Apera and BlueLab are good brands but the GH drops work too, especially since you're in soil and shouldn't need it much. Even with the meters you should have some drops on hand too just in case.

Low ph would definitely explain the burnt leaf edges.

Now that I look closer I see those plants started getting that leaf edge burn before you left and it's gotten worse. My guess is your water or how you're treating it might be messing up the soil ph. What are you using to test the ph? If it's a meter maybe it needs to be recalibrated. I'm with...