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Powdery mildew may look harmless, but it can prove fatal to the many plants it affects. The white or gray fungus has a consistency similar to that of talcum powder and is generally first seen growing on the bottom of leaves. Not only will powdery mildew severely damage the plant, it will...

Well ya, in my recovery from meth, I had to be watched by 'real' friends/sponsers to be held accountable for my actions...which weren't very nice comin off that sh**..lol..good luck man..

You have a light leak or not enough CFLs..go check out 'thatboyis1uvakind's pics... https://www.rollitup.org/members/thatboyis1uvakind-493938.html

+ rep for being mature enough to admit your faults bro...welcome back..

I hear ya I've scrapped a few myself..but the 2 I kept taught me alot and I'm a n00b so I needed it..lol.. here look at this..crispy nute burn.. and after a week of figuring it out... and they helped me save this 1..

Your best bet is too try to revive that in the process of starting new, it will teach you alot, I gaurantee it.

No you have to keep aplying weekly, and I use it with all my plants now and they love it. I foiliar spray an hour after lights out so it will set on the leaves and they can soak it up over time instead of evaporating if you put it on them right after lights out, if that makes sense..lol...so...

Keep mixing your neem oil 4 teaspoons per gallon and mix a teaspoon of an eco friendly dish soap w/it, dawn is fine, then add your nutes like regular....the neem oil will work from the inside as a natural insecticide...here it's long but read this.. Neem Oil Neem oil does work, but the way it...

Looks good man, time to up the pot size, and watch her take off..

Springtails are well known as pests of some agricultural crops. Sminthurus viridis, the 'lucerne flea', has been shown to cause severe damage to agricultural crops, and is considered as a pest in Australia. Also Onychiuridae are known to feed on tubers and to damage them to some extent. However...

Yeah, I keep my beans and clones at 75-80, but then 72 for veg and 68 for flower...105 is way too high, like me bongsmilie

I'd stick that ballast outside the tent as it will create extra heat, but it looks good.

Yeah the T5 will be fine at first, and put it like 3-4 inches above your babies so they won't stretch, trust me, they will love you for it..good luck man..oh and be careful not to over water, and NO NUTES till 3rd or 4th week, you'll be fine..

Proofs in the pics.. my lovely 42 day old girl and 6 days in flower (Blue Rhino, Indica Dominant) and my 12/12 bagseed experiment at day 21..

Ok now that I have smoked a fatty and put my ADHD in check, let's see if we can't figure this out. First in soil, my plants love tap water set out for 24 hours so the chlorine will evaporate, because tap water has chelated minerals your plant needs such as zinc, copper, calcium, and so forth...

It looks like you're overwatering also, wait till soil dries and then water, but I would still check for bugs, never hurts to check, cuz it's a pain when they are outa control...good luck..

Look under your leaves with a magnifying glass and see if you have bugs, the lil white spots looks like a leaf sucker under there

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Those are lookin great man, I'm jealous..lol..+rep for those buddy!!!

When your plant stops stretching, it will concentrate on the buds, otherwise make sure you don't have light leaks...good luck man and it looks good