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Sure looks like a phosphorus deficiency to me... Did the deficiency start at the bottom of the plant and working its way up? If so definitely phosphorus with maybe a hint of potassium but to me primarily phosphorus deficiency... During flowering any yellowing of fan leaves will generally be in...

Well its been a few days but was gone all weekend. Time for an update: Started flower!!!!! Now the fun begins! After setting up the last components of the flowering room and getting them under the screen, they are WAY TO BIG! Let them get way bigger than I wanted and now I foresee quite...

No problem glad to help. Definitely wish I had gone on the forums when I started growing would have probably saved me a lot of time learning certain things the hard way! So what are you gonna use for cloning?

When to flower is basically a personal choice based on several factors such as how big you want to veg them (a factor also based on the size of your grow space), how much you want to top or train them, etc. if from seed they need to be mature before they will flower which is generally a month...

Cool man looking good nice to see some good ol' outdoor id recommend starting a journal and I'll keep and eye on it and help out with what info I can give

If they are just eggshells you have ground into powder, they won't do much as they take quite a while to break down in the water to release their calcium and generally the water needs to be somewhat acidic

No unless they have one I haven't seen I think their high range only goes to 30... I may be wrong I'll have to check. I got a water analysis done by a lab to get all my nutrient ppm for the fish tank water

Right now about 130 I was tempted to try 150 but at 130 everything seems fine. All the new growth looks great with no rust spots. My water analysis showed initial calcium at about 100 so only had to add a little calcium nitrate to bump it up. A little of the calcium come from the tap water...

Kinda looks like some of the seed coat still attached to the cotyledon to me causing maybe some of the tissue underneath some issues? Hard to tell from where I'm looking if anything else is going on. The Mylar should be fine just always watch out when using metal halide or HPS for hot spots...

So you transplanted on Sunday from what I read correct? If so I'd just be a little more patient all plants respond differently to transplants some being more shocked than others. It hasn't been long and as long as the foliage is looking fine id just give it a few more days

Forgot to mention that I temporarily lowered my pH to 5.4-5.5: normally run 5.7-5.8: to increase zinc and manganese absorption to get over this hump and just now before I go to bed I noticed even more improvement since these photos were taken this afternoon... just amazes me how fast the plants...

Way overdue for an update but here goes.... Well I acquired some of the needed additives and they were just too pricey from the local hydro shop only had enough for about 100 gallons. Plus I also needed some they could not get for the micro nutrients. After dosing the plants with the needed...

Well I got the needed additives... Monoammonium Phosphate, Potassium Sulfate, and got some Silicon Dioxide for the heck of it (doubt much if any is obtained from the fish waste and my water analysis didn't show this as it is not an essential element). Also upped the calcium and magnesium a...

I personally foliar without diluting but I guess this brings about the question as to how you make your tea? Or do you buy premade tea? I definitely put mine int he reservoir with whatever else in in there synthetic or organic doesn't matter I am simply using it for the beneficial organisms...

Jumping on board for this grow! Gotta say you guys did you homework and it shows! Can't wait to see how your grow turns out as its looking awesome so far... Kudos!

What breeders is the White Widow seed from?

Not really a need to foliar with plain water as this only increases humidity and the chance for disease (powdery mildew to name a major one) without any benefit except for maybe some of the ions in your tap water... folair feeding (feeding a key word) is generally only done with nutrients or for...

Just got the water analysis! Finally and my suspicions are correct. The levels of potassium were low showing in the sample around 50ppm. Luckily my Calcium and Magnesium are at more appropriate levels now that the Mineralization Tank is maturing so will only have to supplement small amounts...

Cool deal. Yeah it is best to take it easy on the nutes when they are that young especially cause your soil may have had some nutritional value to it already. And when I do soil the weight of the pot is one of the best indicators early on until the container they are in is too big to lift! At...

I keep my pH at around 7.5-7.7 and temps have been steady 75-80 so they are happy, eating a lot, and growing big fast. That special wood sounds interesting I will have to look into that. Well as of right now I am taking a break in the middle of the last (hopefully last) construction for the...