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It could be the light, it may have gotten to a more preferable soil moisture, there really are so many factors that could influence what you saw earlier. Either way, just keep an eye on all your parameters as it helps narrow down the causes of issues should they arise. Glad to see the plant...

You likely just have one pheno out of the three that has slightly different needs/preferences. Maybe more food, different light requirements or temp/humidity parameters, maybe all 3... you’d have to do some poking around to find out. It doesn’t look bad at all, but will likely have “droopy”...

Are they clones or from seed?

Throwback to 2017 when I first started into Organic Soil. “Lemmiwinks“ Crouching Tiger Hidden Alien x White Rhino (M) Bred by some pollen chucker

A lot of sources of calcium will have a liming affect on your soil. Be aware of which ones will raise your soil ph and be conscious about how much you add as it’s easy to overdo it. Certain calcium sources will have more of a liming affect than others. It’s a lot easier to raise soil ph than it...

@Nugnewbie I’ve seen lots of suggestions on this thread about what to check, but I haven’t seen anybody mention your soil ph. To me, if there is adequate nutrition in the soil, and your environment is with a safe threshold (which it sounds like it is) that would be my first point of...

Thanks, I appreciate it! It was grown in organic soil with just water bongsmilie

I run a variation of coots mix with great results. Been water only for going on 2 years. Like you said, best smoke you can get is when plants can feed from the soil.

It surprisingly wasn’t haha.. there was like hardly any nose on it, and smoked like hash but it was pretty potent. I didn’t keep her. Didn’t check all the boxes

Unicorn Meat Thug Pug Genetics

Real Deal Sour D is lime green inside and out. Supposedly ECSD can turn purple late in flower, but not the original sour. If it fades, should fade out yellow, not purple

Thanks for the response! Looking forward to working with them.

I’m be been eyeing some their gear. Did you order seeds from their site or a seed bank?

I think the main benefits of diy are going to be spectrum manipulation, if you wanted to deviate from the standard spectrum recipe, and also supplementing ready made fixtures. But it does seem like the desirable components are becoming short in supply, and harder to come by.

There are also some Gen 3 1120mm Bridgelux EB Strips on Digikey from $13.ish to $18.ish depending on color temp. Little better efficiency than the Gen 2 and only about an extra $1/per foot/strip...

560mm Gen 2 Bridgelux EB strips are 175 lm/W and are only $4.82 each on Digikey. Way better value than the Samsung strips...

That’s what I got as well, terrible efficiency compared to a lot of competitors…. But they are a screaming good deal price-wise. Didn’t see a data sheet available on Arrow though, so I’m curious what the spectrum looks like on paper? Availability of just about any other name brand strip is...

A few things first. It would be important to know what your Base Cation Saturation Ratio is. (BCSR) what is the Cation Exchange Capacity? (CEC) Total Organic Matter by % Your ph is a bit high and will give you problems down the road if not addressed now, so I would add some Soil Sulfur to...

I haven’t seen this study yet, I’ll have to check it out. Thanks for the link!

@Rocket Soul I’m not saying the numbers are useless, but like you said, the data set is way too small with too much variance to draw any type of real conclusion. Exploratory is being generous if we’re out here trying to prove things definitively. Not only that, but the plants in the study were...