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Just moved these girls to 12/12 on sunday (october 19th) started seeing drooping a few days ago, i've been growing for a few years so i'd like to think i didn't overwater them but i'm only human so that could be the cause i just like to get on top of things got a few pictures down below to check...

i think it might be thrips, i haven't seen any plant damage @ all that would make me think it is thrips but a few of my plants are a bit droopy although being in shock from the switch to 12/12 can do that sometimes (i think?) not even 1 week into flower yet

right hope that other people will chime in and let me know what they think

thank you so much, are springtails something i should be worried about?

well shit just moved my plants into flower seen that some of my yellow sticky traps had picked something up that i thought was dirt but when i looked under my jewelers loupe i seen that i think its a bug? Could be a spec of dirt and i apologize for the bad pictures but i just have no clue what...

aren't we all :bigjoint:

you are 100% correct, i've just never seen the water out of my feed barrel be so low i was only curious if something like this was plausible, i know it sounds like being over cautious but i think maybe i jumped the gun a bit quick on this 1, as far as getting a ph meter i would recommend this 1...

This was just plain water, i always ph after adding nutes

right also i am 100% legal so i'm not really worried about raising suspicion i just wanted to know if i should be worried my ph pen is not working correctly

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idk i live on the coast in oregon so i'm not sure that would affect me, the only reason i post this is because i've only been growing about a year and haven't experienced this before, this could be me overeacting but we will see i bought a new ph meter just to be on the safe side

ph strips? i've never even heard of those

yea the ph meter i'm using is a ecotestr 1 from oakton(i think thats the brand) still looking for answers on this i would buy a new pen each grow but to be honest thats like 60$ i really don't feel i need to spend

When i say i get it from a lake i get it from clear lake (oregon) i use the water from my hose outside i let it sit for 48 hours before i use it, my main question here is if my ph meter reads the ph calibration solotion 7.0 @ 7.0 is there a chance it will read the water incorrectly?

My water comes from a lake so i'm not sure if that matters at all

but if it was the meter would it still say 7.0 in the calibration fluid? feels weird that it would work for 1 thing but not for another

Recently the ph of my tap water has changed (usually its around 7.0-8.0 now its between 6-6.5) is this something to be alarmed about? at first i thought that my ph meter was broken (ecotester ph1 tester) but i used the calibrating fluid that i bought and it matched exactly (fluid is 7.0 ph meter...

need more information man, read the sticky

is it just me or did you not post the pictures?

For what its worth i agree that it is most likely nitrogen def