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no leaves will ever change back. the problem is solved if it doesn't progress. cut off leaves if they are more than 50% damaged.

if it is just the bacterias like vermitea or something similar it's perfect. if it is tea made from your compost pile with the worm castings and everything, it may be too much too soon, the rootless cutting has no need for the nutrients in the tea. just adding the beneficial fungi and bacteria...

sanitary.. yes kills the nasties also kills the beneficials though if you have any in the rootzone

really? landrace thai sativa?? how are you growing it?

will you train them to keep them from topping out above the canopy? with more than a month left of veg won't they pass the roof of the tent? Looking outstanding by the way... Makes my room full of herb pale in comparison to a yard full.

chebus' advice is perfect..

I dip mine in H2o2 before the rooting hormone.

nice. whats your success rate in the sand?

my previous post stands. read it carefully. cfl growing: potent... yes taste good.. for sure quantity yielded.. sub-par density.. leaves much to be desired if your dealer had some cfl grown bud for sale you'd tell him to take that fluffy shit back and call you when the chronic came...

it's a lot less likely to have ph fluctuation and nute lockout in soil R2F. especially in a plant so young. Having a tight handle on your Ph and your PPM's is key to successful hydro growing, but borders on immaterial info for many good soil growers. i think it's more than just Mg. i would...

rather i think it's too little bloom nutes. possibly N also but that wouldn't cause the rust spots.

im talking about rockwool chunks in my backyard vegetable garden, not the pots that i grow my herb in... really no good reason for a "normal" person to have chunks of rockwool in the soil outside. For sure doesn't hurt anything, just may seem wierd if someone were to notice. not that...

where on the plant are the leaves changing.. if you can, post pics of the discolored leaves. most all deficiencies have specific markings and color change patterns. sounds like you may be lacking most of the basics. try a stronger dose of nutes

looks like phosphorus deficiency.. possibly potassium too.. give a nice dose of nutes and watch to see if the problem stops getting worse. consider a bigger pot possibly

yes cowell but my method re-uses the cups, and they root faster than rockwool will. the coco perlite mix is far cheaper than rockwool because of how much you buy of each at a time. so my method is both cheaper and faster than rockwool. not to mention the fact that i also don't have...

btw that book you mentioned is a load of shit in my opinion.. i've seen countless noobs on this forum reference it in their argument to support the use of cfl's. but i have yet to see any proponent of that book acheive the results that that book lays claim to.

the bud harvested from cfl's will always be much fluffier with far less actual bud mass than grown with hps. they can still be potent and great tasting but the buds grown with cfl's could never pass for actual chronic from a dealer. i had 3 or 4 successful indoor harvests using cfl's and...

probably between 5 and 20 grams of dry bud depending on your veg time and your ability to bring the plants to a fully ripe stage

put a 44 oz cup over it.. if the gas stations near you have clear plastic cups thay work great as temporary humi-domes. white will also work in a pinch but it blocks a ton more light

a couple weeks left id say