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Honestly I think the CalMG+ is the major Ph buffer in the go line. It has fermented mollases (VINEGER) and calcium carbonate. Can ANY1 correct me if I'm WRONG?

Much agreed. Time to fertilize. Also Jay, you should feed once the first true leaves appear.

According to the directions, diamond black should only be used on rooted cutting or seedlings which I find to be true, there is no benefit of using it later on once the soil microbes get well established in the soil. Myself, I dont use the biomarine (cough-fukushima-cough-squid-cough). Bioroot...

This is common with GO and Roots Organics Soil. If you plants are a month old, you should be feeding heavily. To prevent the phosphorus def that results from using the GO according to the instructions in veg, Half and half your Biothrive Grow and Biothrive Bloom. 10ML Grow + 10ML Bloom per...

With hydroponics, as long as your using a complete line up of a brand of fertilizer,you shouln't have those issues. Can you tell us what fertilizers you are using. Also, check the roots, they should look bleached white. If they dont you have some biofilm issues. I would suggest getting some...

Simply add some CaMg+. Note that the leaves that are damaged will not get better but the new growth should be healthy. Calcium def due to the necrotic spots on the leaf. Magnesium helps the plant take up calcium easier.

Welp, this is common with new comers to coco. The first two things to take note of when using coco are: Coco coir has zero nutrients in it, it is completely inert. Some brands of coco coir contain sea salt which needs to be rinsed out. Are you fertilizing with anything? All plants grown in...

If they are in late flower, they can handle it for a day or so. Change that rez pronto. :)

Get a centrifugal fan and a humidity controller or a simple timer. GL!

Here is what I suspect: The leaves are droopy and leaf edges are curved upward. Heat stress/underwatered. You need to raise your light if possible. The dots on the leaves. One of two things. That is either the early stage of a thripede infestations or an early sign of Ca Mg deficincy. If...

You can as long as you add some sort of organic organic material to your feeding schedule. Try using some MaxiCrop Seaweed along with those microbes. The microbe will just add some vigor to you plants and seaweed is a growth stimulator. Remember to focus on bacterial beneficials because when the...

All-in-all good stuff. I have done about five runs with it and only noticed that you can run into a phos def in late veg. So, you can half and half the grow and bloom ferts or, add some rock phos to the siol before even using it. Another member suggested using budswell to boost the yeild of the...

I been pondering the idea of using the complete General Organics line up in a simple Coco bases hydro. I done a bit of research into the idea and by what I've seen it must something wonderful. However, there is one catch, they are all using synthetic/hybrid nutrients. I already got my medium...

He also states to use copper hydroxide on the inside of your planters to prevent roots issues. Copper Hydroxide is toxic as all hell. Sources: http://www.scribd.com/doc/54499782/Marijuana-Horticulture-the-Indoor-outdoor-Medical-Grower-s-Bible...

Well, how about we record a couple more hundred years worth of temperature data from various places around the globe so we can get a feel for what we have done. I am no climate change denier, the climate is always changing. C'mon, most of us know that natives Americans were able to grow corn in...

They look good. But if you want insurance, get some Dutch Master Zone to keep microbes from growing.

You might be able to find some "glacial rockdust" or "trace mineral additive" at one of em. Just order it offline, the stuff is cheap.

That is root rot. There are many ways it can come about. It can be caused by too high of res temps or adding organic ferts into you dwc system. (some of your roots are constantly submerged it's technically dwc) Make sure your res temp is at the proper temp. If it is, get yourself some Dutch...

If you jack herer is hermi try to look at your issue this way. Pro: Hey, you have a ton of female seeds. Cons: Some of those seeds have the potential to go Hermie themselves. ......chopp'er down.

Honestly, they look fine. If you insist that there is an issue, try to zoom in a bit more. And @ the h202 idea, you'll oxidize all of the oil and plant matter rendering the final product you worked so hard for bunk. ........do they smell musky?