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dude, no. for the love of god, no. We should note that treating mites and other pests require a TOPICAL treatment (literally on the surface)...get the lady bug, its organic plant oils, is meant specifically for cannabis, and is proven to work. Keep the soap in the shower

saw that stuff in the shop the other day...but I am not up on what "frequency water" is and why mites hate it...do you know more about it? I know you have to get two different products like wash and one other..

I would highly recommend using techniflora's line of products. they have a nutrient schedule thats easy to follow called the "recipe for success"I use them and am very satisfied...PH will only show as a limiting factor if its above 7 and below 5. Anywhere within that level is acceptable for...

Agreed. Dont be worried about subtle changes in your plants appearance like a small brown spot here and there...focus on the overall plan and establish a routine in regards to feeding, watering, etc. if your plant continues to provide new vegatation while old lower leaves show slight yellowing...

I use liquid ladybug...really good product...it utilizes natural plant oils that when sprayed on the plant, coats and suffocates spider mites and impedes egg hatching. I use it as both an infestation solution and preventative. When you use it just abide by directions...basically just cover the...

in your most recent picture, I see a bone-dry small clone in the upper half of the photo. punch some holes on the bottom of each soil container and use plastic saucers to catch your run-off water when you feed. over watering will never be an issue and your plants will take off.

I would maintain a feed-water-water rotation in regards to when you should use nutrients. The droop you are seeing is the plant needing moisture...water every day but make sure you have proper ventilation and be sure that the water drains completely and all is left is wet soil, not soaked.

just to give you some perspective, if you flowered now, you would only get an eighth at most from one main cola

top them at least twice...keep in mind sativa dominants and indica dominants vegatative growth characterisitics...I would top any sativa dominant as soon as able. I just saw the second set of pics they look better

obvious signs are under-nourished...they need water more often than ya think. if you have a light -airy soil mix or peat moss than its almost impossible to over water if you have correct drainage!

they look good to me, plants look healthy but are showing obvious signs of being a little thirsty...Since it looks like your growing some clones, dont be afraid to water them more often. Are you using a peat moss mix? Moss commercial grow shop mixes are different mixtures of peat moss, shpagnum...