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the curling is not from hydration issues. The runoff of the water reads about 7. I do not have ec meter (besides a simply soil probe kit). I posted another thread about this plant but got nothing too constructive.

It is apparent that one of my plants is deficient in nitrogen. Currently I am using AN's 3 part grow, micro, bloom. To correct the deficiency would you suggest simply feeding it with small doses of the "grow" solution to up the nitrogen, or how would you go about solving this problem?

so the curling is due to under watering? I watered 2.5 days ago and the soil still contains moisture:/ Main question though. When growing multiple strains with multiple needs, what is the best way of going about feeding and catering to each plant

My two bubba kush's and two trainwrecks look great. I only have a problem with the single GDP shown. Do you think the others are thriving because their nutritional needs are being met, besides the one GDP who may be lacking due to its predisposed nutritional necessities.

I am in day 25 of veg. Started them in the pots you see in the pictures. No transplanting. I am using AN's three part base nutrients with the addition of humic acid and superthrive for veg. I have fed them once on day 16. I am planning on feeding them at the next watering.

Here's some shots. What do you guys suggest?

I currently am running an indoor grow with 5 plants and three different strains. One of my GDP's is obviously deficient in some macro-nutrient whereas the others are not. If i want to correct the problem on the single plant alone, should I foliar mist with the missing nutrient on that single...

Sweet man.... wonder why though

I'm using the AN three part system. I know that you have to add the "bloom" solution first before adding the rest. This lead me to wonder if by letting the nutes sit around, would the chemical properties change with time.

maybe this will help. https://www.rollitup.org/general-marijuana-growing/8962-how-use-neem-oil-without.html

I just used neem oil for the first time yesterday. I have heard it is just a preventative measure to take, rather than a cure all. It supposedly suffocates the organism and inhibits it from growing further. Maybe the neem could potentially drown out the existing pests, but i do not know...

Did you know it's actually a federal crime to grow marijuana? Would that give you the notion that it's a bad idea??

I was thinking using a superthrive mist on the outer roots of the pot. What do you think?

Aha! so there seems to be some validity to my logic. I will try to post a pic in the near future of the plants growth.This is my first legitimate grow, pretty stoked on it. Thanks whiteflour

That was really informative. I greatly appreciate it man.

Odd. I am in 18/6 and i have seen a calyx form on one of my trainwrecks. They have been topped and fimmed both, could this have caused some hormonal imbalance?

I do know that hydroponic growers have to replace the solution in their reservoirs periodically. Since I hand feed with soil and premix my nutrient solution by the individual gallon, how often should i dispose of old nutes that are mixed and sitting in a large jug. Or should the mixture be fine...

With this system i do i have to water more frequently due to the under pot exposure.. Does this mean i can feed more often as well?

I am in day 20 of vegging 5 clones that I had purchased. Past few days I have seen the development of calyx's. Flowering has technically started??

Here is a picture. The net pots are suspended over 5 gallon buckets that are empty, simply to catch the runoff. I have holes drilled in the side of the buckets to allow the bottom to access fresh air. It appears as if the roots stopped developing outwards once they protruded through the soil.