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ya i am definitely getting the same message here as well...i thought it might have been that fact im using a work computer..hah lol. good research times..right?? hopefully it will b fixed soon.

thanks Cannofbliss for the input. would you have any idea as to why the roughness on the leaves?

thanks for the advice..our temp has never gone higher than 77 and lower than 68. the RH has got as low at 28% and hi at 48%.

ok but would you say that its a good time to flip to 18/6 considering that im close to transition anyways? Do you possibly know whats up with my leaves? the big fan leaves also seem to have sand paper texture to them also. any suggestions?

Hey everyone had a few questions. Last night @ 2am the whole surrounding streets power crashed and to the best of my knowledge it still is off. Were in our 4week of vegging at 24hr and have 1.5-2 weeks left. and we FIMed bout 4 days ago. We had to wait until 6am to go buy a generator...

thanks...ill keep you updated and ill upload some more pics tonight.

ALSO...just letting "nature do its job" is how 'amateurs' grow swag....actively researching and fixing things is how QUALITY is grown.

LOL also the coco is CANA & it was apparently soaked already

i agree with what you're saying and disagree at the same time because everyway your plants react has a direct result as to why its occurring and it always has a potential to be fixed. but you are correct bout sitting back and enjoying the process of growing...you got to enjoy what you're...

haha lol im just making sure we can fully maximize everything potential for these plants.. no we did not soak our coco.(i havnt heard bout that but not doubting it) & im not too sure what the bag said...when i get off work ill check n repost the info.

ok. were goin to adjust the pH then most likely and see where that takes us. ill get the name of the actual coco in alil bit for you.

also what about potential intervenial chlorosis?

no we did not pH our coco. just mixed it up. were using sensi grow a&b isnt it true tho with drying out coco leads to salt build ups?

what pH would anyone suggest specificly? what bout the wavy looks to the leaves on the surfaces? i thought it was related to some sort of difficiency? and it looks like intervenial chlorosis is occurring potentially? what you think?

could u maybe say pH as well cuz of potential multiple difficiencies going on? also 3 days ago we pretty much guessed we over fed all of them n they started looking weak so we flushed all of them with 70ppm R.O. water and let them all dry out and we noticed a huuuuuuge improvement in all of them...