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Yes Pro mix High porosity is what I mix with fox farm for that perfect pH!!!

I don’t prefer probes as they prove to be unreliable a lot of the time. I use General Hydroponics pH test drops for my water source and then for testing the runoff that comes out the bottom of the pot! Capsule soil testing can be inaccurate on the small scale but is still the preferred method of...

Ditch the 1000w and unfortunately upgrade to two 600w (one that’s high in red, and one mix spectrum hortilux) that will handle your Six flowering girls in rotation. You have far too much space to go with anything less in my opinion

So it looks pretty clear your plants are starved for water and nutrients, possibly even root space. Based on your recipe of nutrients I would have to suggest you are using a bit too much fertilizer and at a slight imbalance. Fine tuning organic fertilizer mixes can be a daunting task, even for...

How old is she all together, and what size container are you using? Looks like you could be running out of root space causing everything to slow way down. Couple that with possibly adding more nutrient to try and boost her and you might be headed for a train wreck or at the least unfrosted Buds...

Wow you are asking for a book lol. Start by getting General Hydroponic pH test drops. Test all water sources you are using! Tap is usually mineral rich and typically tests high around 8+, but is very stable. Drinking and distilled test neutral and fluctuate wildly with the addition of...

Get yourself a bottle of General Hydroponics pH test drops. Test the water you are currently using, bare of nutrients. Tap water typically tests mineral rich and alkaline (sometimes 8 or higher). To adjust neutral H2O, I use tap to raise pH and drops of Apple cider vinegar to lower pH (high in...