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I don't think anybody actually READ my post. I don't give a fuck about the gnats. I can buy gnatrol or MD's to fix them. Easy enough. I need to know what THESE are. They are NOT on my plants. Notice the white baby bugs, and then the mite looking thing. What are both:

So, about a month ago, I noticed a gnat on one of my veg plants. This was after accepting 8 seed plants from a friend. The accepted plants instantly went into the trash. I've never had a bug, not one, in my growing career so far. I let my plants dry thoroughly to hopefully prevent them, but...

Powdery mildew... whatever you're spraying as a preventative could be what I'm seeing but I definitely think I see real white blotches underneath it on leaves. I would just get some clean clones if I was you to avoid problems throughout, but that's me. But yeah the pH is way high and bring it...

i see dry space in your pot. And wet space. That means you aren't evenly watering the medium. Pound at least the volume of water of the pot through it at half strength nutes, check the runoff before and after and you'll be surprised. My guess you got salt buildups my man. EDIT: Check the...

I'd use a new PM treatment if I was you first of all. Check the bottom of your leaves just in case but it doesn't look like bugs. White paper underneath, shake it, see if you find any. I think phosphorous off the top of my head, but your pH is way out man. 5.7 and let it drift to about 6.5...

Hmm I see. I just finished a run with CNS17 and I have to say I LOVED the results. I figured botanicare might have something here and I was hating having to adjust my nitrogen levels myself by mixing their grow and bloom so this came great. Well is there anything that contains all the micros?

Analysis: KIND Base: Guaranteed Analysis: Total Nitrogen (N) 4.0% 0.4% Ammoniacal Nitrogen 3.6% Nitrate Nitrogen Calcium (Ca) 5.0% Derived from: Calcium Nitrate, Ammonium Nitrate KIND Bloom: Guaranteed Analysis: Available Phosphate (P205) 6.0% Soluble Potash (K2O) 6.0% Magnesium (Mg) 1.5%...

Guy at hydro store was pitching this stuff to me hard because they said they're not carrying CNS17 grow/bloom anymore (just ripe) and that they're trying to push the KIND formulas. I went for it because I like having a base I can adjust freely to adjust my N in flowering depending on plants and...

Keep it a long ways away. At least 24". They need barely any light. In fact, make that 36". Feed them, 1/2-3/4 nutes and watch them take off. When I say feed them, I mean water them with nutrients GENEROUSLY. You're not screwed, just pH and feed. Maybe even twice a day. I bet they have...

You either 1. Spilled shit on your leaves when you watered or 2. Have powdery mildew. Good luck!

The all burned tips thing, nute burn. Flush the shit out of it with half strength nutes and check the runoff until the PPM is back down. I bet when you flush it with 500-600 ppm nutes the runoff will be 1200-1400+, which means you're ripping salts from the soil and replacing them with some...

So, do we have a drag show going on here? Looks like on one of the preflowers, we also have a nice little ball forming by the calyx. What say ye? First picture is the hermi, second picture is another preflower on the SAME PLANT that looks alright. Yuck.

Little bit of pH. See some dark spotting on some of the other leaves, maybe P issue starting,. I would say that looks like pH issue though for sure. That's just insanely crazy to be any single nutrient doing that, that badly, especially if it wasn't like that when you left.

lol@ master cush But on a serious note, 6 400s will out do 4 600s, which will out do 2 1ks and a 400. More bulbs = better. More lumens, not always as racer said. Heat can really screw up some nice tight buds.

Check the calibration on your pH meter then, because that's pH issues and a lockout of some sort maybe a micromineral or intermittent, who knows. Somethings up.

Might keep going for a couple days. Give it some time to fix itself. Good luck

Feed them, now. Take the fan off those little guys. Then keep the coir wet, as wet as you want. You're not going to overwater that shit. Use tap water, who cares, the coco is going to absorb ALL the calcium from it anyway, so use at LEAST 5ml/gallon of calmag for the first two weeks in ALL...

That's a pretty dark plant brosef unless the light is off a bit. Back off the N if it's really that dark. Are you flushing once a week? In coco salt buildup will happen fast since it's like hydro and the salts don't absorb into the coco almost at all.

Kill it right now and be brutal about it

I think he means 4 weeks flowering. On another note: That's potassium bro, I forgot to tell you that's causing the coloring.