Yeah I agree, they were kept in a way to hot room for the first month or so. About 95 degrees, but as far as defoliation I only took off the leaves as they died.
Yeah I've been giving a good amount of nutes, I'm just afraid of overdosing. Thanks for the advice!
No I don't have one, what does it do??
Flora gro series, currently putting part bloom part micro, half doses of each
You take a ppm(part per million) of your tap water and it can read whatever then add your nutes and take another ppm of it and that will tell you exactly how strong your nute solution is. Also get a ph pen. Or if cash is tight you can get a Manuel test kit for like 10$. This one you fill a vial up 1/2 way and 3 drops of the stuff they give you to the vial and shake and then compare the color to the chart that comes in the kit. It's not exact but it will give you an idea of it. If it's to high you can use lemon juice to get the ph down a bit!
Oh okay cool! I do have a ph tester and my water is about 6.2. Thanks for the help
So your plants arnt parallel to his?
5 gallon buckets work perfectly fine for growing as long as there is drainage holes in the bottom.
If You have a set of leaves per plant before flipping you will yield ok..
I have used fabric pots and they work good but not everyone has the access to them. Why doesn't he just set up a areoponics grow that will work even better. My point is there's more then one way to grow and to say 5 gallon buckets don't work is just ignorant, I don't use them, I till the ground and add my supersoil. But I have a friend uses them every year and gets 5 pounds of his 6 plants and they grow 8-9 feet tall. They work fine. I'm not sure where you got the idea they don't?
