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Cynex looking smashing tonight after a good dose of N, most of her leaves have started to turn green again (with the exception of the most effected leaves) and she is looking quite a bit healthier than she was.

Gave her a dose of N and she is looking better, will take another pic when lights on happens tonight. Usually with the coffee I was just snagging used grounds and letting them air dry before topdressing with them. I will try the baking method since we now have a working stove ^.^

Quick update, she has gone a bit acidic since transplant on second watering (this time with feed) PH 6.3 in and 5.9 out. Should I raise the PH at the time or since it is leaning towards N Def at the moment leave it for higher absorbing now and raise with the next water? Thanks for the link, Lex...

Last water I did not feed but a bit of b vitamin & roots Surge to check PH. 6.5 in 6.7 Out. She will be fed a bit of Buddah Grow today but for a while these ladies were going on coffee ground tea till I could get nutes.

Just a quick update now that I could pull her into the hall again. She is looking a bit greener, the leaves that were most effected continue to go slowly but the leaves only partially effected are gaining a bit more of a healthy look. My apologies if the pics do not post as well. I am posting...

Yar, I use about 25% for my vegging ladies as well and they enjoy it. Also the 50/45/5 only applies to the 3-4 available gallons in the ten gal upon transplant since the root ball was to large for me to rense in a 5 gal bucket. I did get to see how fast to much SS can tear up a sipper strain...

Day 2, got her transplanted into a 10 gal with some fresh soil and tied that bitch down (bitches love being tied down(sorry couldn't resist). Not to much difference but at least less leaves are progressing it seems. Hopefully she adjust to the soil well. As well, I figured I would throw in a...

Only thing I can think of would be a mild ethylene misting after picking the balls off and see if she reverts back in a day or so (no new male growth). Otherwise they get the boot.

New pic from day 1 of spray with the MG solution, looks like less leaves have progressed on the bottom and perhaps a bit of greenery around some edges that was not there yesterday but not a ton of change. I did take note of something as I was trying to transplant this afternoon into another 7...

They look beautiful, in the Northern Seattle area and was wondering what outdoor runs would look like in this climate. With the stretching they are getting I wonder if an outdoor scrog would do particularly well here to prevent plants peaking over fences. Will be following along for the ride.

Alright back from work, going to give a bit of a foliar spray tonight with the Mg and see if that helps. Does one spray down usually adjust the problem or will I need to continue a foliar Mg spray most likely? (for preparations sake) More pics to come as things change.

A few notes: Recently got a PH meter for this problem instead of looking between color charts and a vial as I am sure this has potential to be another PH issue. Most recent run off was 6.8 it is in super soil that is on its second run so probably a little lighter on the nutes (though I did...

When building the grow area I utilized the heat from the room in order to heat my bedroom since it stays quite cool here most months and baseboard heaters suck power like nobodies business. I figured the lights were putting off enough heat, why would I just throw it outside. In addition I wished...

Thanks for the reply, I will be grabbing some tomorrow. Hopefully the problem can be fixed gradually before the plants die off from the lock out.

Having a bit of trouble getting the other pics up but will be working on it. Just did a bit more of a flush through the Purps and tested it with a chemical dropper PH test I bought at the hydro store for a second opinion. Run off is in the 4-5 area with that test which I know to mean "Vurry...

Plants are still progressing, more pics soon. Veg plants showing nute problems now as well. Please help as soon as possible. Open to ideas, these plants might die before I even get a response at this rate.

Another note, The RH is almost always below 50% in the room. Normally between 38%-46%. The Lights are two 600Watt HPS, and are kept 17 inches from the highest plant in the area, and 20+ inches from the plants pictured (Cynex is the exception).

Grow type: Indoors (Soil) Temp of room: Night 68-70, Day 73-77 Watering schedule: RO Water 3 times a week on average watered until first sign of drip at the bottom of the pot Flowering: Mid week 5 Medium: %50 Roots organic with %50 super soil at bottom. (3 gallon Smart Pots) Nutes: Only water to...

Old thread rabble rabble, anyway from what I have noticed from my own meandering experiments and those of others when using dark periods be it 8 hours - 7 days of darkness is that it would appear the plant is somewhat "curing" while still alive. This is interesting as the plant continues to...