Recent content by Combatcow

Hello this is my second grow, the first time was white widow x BB [female seed's from the attitude] but I found myself at war with RA's during flower, Oh well. This time around is all about prevention. My reason for posting this is to review this thread and become better at this :D * I am...

Thanks both of you, I will take your advice and use water for the next 3 waterings, and I'll find that bug ;p

Hello everyone these plants are 3 months into veg and the leaves are yellow tipped, droopey, holes in leaves, and some dead. I would like to know what's wrong here. Thx :)

They don't need to be black they just need to be dark enough. Blue ones/ceramic ones are fine aswell

Soil looks too loose aswell. Nothing is keeping the bottom of the stem in the ground which is why it's tilting, add a lot more soil about up to the leaves and pack it down lightly, water it and move lights closer Edit: what type of lights do you use? And what's the wattage?

Can you take closer pics?

Yeah the first pic was horrible thought I saw a pollen sack it's too early to tell

Looks like a male to me not too sure though

It's normal for the cotyledons to yellow and eventually die off but that's once new leaves grow and they become inferior to the new leaves but one thing I'm going to tell you now is that people do a ton irrelevant things to their plants just making it all the more complicated most in which don't...

Okay it's good that you didn't feed them yet, I waited until they had a few sets of leaves.. I posted a lot of threads in the past about my plants being small for their age, I had some shrivel on their first sets of leaves and it wasn't "normal" but I just worried about them too much, if you are...

Don't quote me on this but I really don't think ph for seedlings that tiny matters, they all look fine to me except the first one kinda droopy. Possibly Overwatered? Did you feed them yet?

Okay I know i post a lot about fungus gnats I caught a ton of them in one of the pics below I would just like to know what a skinny squirmy very dark thing is doing in my soil (inside my house). It got away before I could get my phone to get a picture but if it's indoors could it be related to...

From what I've read you take a good look at the trichomes and if more than less of them are amber/milky it's harvest time.

What I did after many mistakes was what the guy above said soaked until they sunk then transfered to a damp paper towel until tap roots were atleast an inch (kept them in the dark). Then you transfer to the soil, plant will emerge shortly

It's the liquid nutrient pack here's a pic. So should I flush and cut back or what?