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I have yet to really find a better hybrid than Jillybean. Great combination. Made me feel extremely euphoric and the taste and smell were on point. Tasted like grapefruit almost and smelled really sweet, great overall strain.

Yeah I agree with @Litthefrog. Looks a lot to me like heat stress a little. But now that you've adjusted the lights and flushed you should be good.

Clawing usually indicates Nitrogen toxicity. I would just do a flush with plain water. Then start feeding regularly again.

Date: 2/24/2017 Strain: Sugar Black Rose Judge: classykeyser Breeder: Delicious Seeds Grower: classykeyser ================================================= PHYSICAL EXAMINATION ================================================= 1. Visual Appeal: 7.5 out of 10. This is where I felt the Sugar...

Date: 02/11/17 Strain: Blueberry Gum #2 Judge: classykeyser Breeder: G13 Grower: classykeyser ================================================= PHYSICAL EXAMINATION ================================================= 1. Visual Appeal: 8.5 out of 10. Nugs looked dense and had purple/blue...

What is currently the most efficient Cree on the market? I'm looking to replace 2x1000 Watt HPS lights in my grow room with a brand new DiY LED setup. If you have any suggestions on what the best way is to replace this setup it would be appreciated. :)

@Punk thanks for the thoughtful reply :bigjoint:

I understand that, but I'm just feeding molasses not only due to a comment that was madeearlier, but alsl because of reading that it makes quality of bud better. i think its PH fluctuation because I tested the runoff twice once before a flush that I did prior to seeing these spots and once...

@polishpollack No need to be a dick about it. This is my first time grow. Not only did you insult me, but another member of this forum. Not cool.

Alright guys thanks for the help! I just fed them today some molasses and a very small dose of bloom nutrients. Hopefully this helps! Thanks again.

Yeah the leaves were always this close to the light...I'm doing a pc grow rn so they always are gonna be close.

It's definitely not pests as it's an indoor grow and on top of that I've examined the plants extensively. My thinking is maybe a deficiency of some sort? But, I'm not completely sure.

So I woke up this morning, the day after a watering, and noticed that a few of my leaves have started developing yellow spots all over. I've already had problems with this plant before and have been giving it hardly any nutrients for the past 5 days now due to what others on the forum and I...

That definitely looks like an overdose mixed in with a little bit of overwatering. I'd stop feeding nutes until the burning of the tips of the leaves stops. Moreover, make sure you let the soil get dry at the surface before feeding the plants water again.

I can't really see the picture very well, but in my experience as long as you're careful even seedlings with issues like that will be fine. Just give it time and don't over water and you should be fine. By the way what soil are you using?