Recent content by ProPheT 216

You sure can. You can play with light distance lots on a weaker light. Don't forget to let the plant transition to the new light over about 5 days of ramping up the power

Yep

I don't think plants will mold in the rain from constant rain. It's more staying wet during dry times because of bad air flow and tight clusters. High humidity mornings, low to the ground branches. Water alone seems to back off PM

As have I my friend. My personal practice anymore is not to waste time. If I could get out of a mistake after 4 weeks instead of putting 4 months into it, I'm going to take that out every time these days. Time to me is the biggest uncontrollable, you just have to deal with it. So I truly try...

Your plants look close to done. You did a good job not overfeeding them, I see almost no burns, I would assume they wanted a little more as they put on weight. I wouldn't change anything just keep going to the end. Do a slurry test and see what your soil has going on inside the pot.

I personally was going to say that it looks like the plant was damaged and that caused it to split. But, looking closer, none of the leaves look right. They look like they don't want to divide properly. Some fingers are fat. Some are barely developed the plant's very freakish and probably not...

I got some outside to pull this weekend as well. It's rained with no sun here for a week straight

What a great thread. I'll look thru my stuff and add to the party

Spray with SNS 209 or 203

Burnt tips and margins, then yellowing. I would say chronic application of feed strength that's to strong causing tips to burn, then salt builds up and pH gets thrown off and it slowly starves

A picture would help diagnose your problem also

Slurry test will help u see ppm/ec of charge in soil and pH of soil