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I dont see mold, but like the other guys said, pics are too bad to tell anything. Turn off the flash, get under a good light source (Daylight or MH) and re take the shots.

It's a clone/cutting. The leaf didn't form there. I fully expected it to wither, but as you can see......

From what I see Botanicare has a pretty good quality product line for what it is. I've used their Cal/Mag in an emergency before and I was pleased.

Have you grown C99 out before? I'm looking for another cultivar to go with my Sannies Jack. Gotta be a mostly Sat high with a decent body stone I'm seriously looking at Killing Fields, however C99 and Northern Lights are still contenders. Northern Lights I know, C99 I know nothing,

Yes you can grow VERY well with well water, even better than with city tap water. You do not need a filtration system!!! Water (be it well or city tap) has essential minerals in it that RO or distilled lack. Most notably Mg, Ca, Fe and Zn. Using RO water will end up in mineral deficiencies...

I get 9 lb off 72 plants. It all depends on genetics, grower skill. and whether or not you're indoors or outdoors (I've personally seen outdoor plants yield more than 4 lb) Best I ever got indoors was 5 oz off 1 plant. I started lolli-popping after that.

First of all, I gotta tell you NICE JOB!!! Beautiful set up! That being said, I don't see any sign of yellowing. Generally when a plant goes into senescence, the lower leaves will yellow and start dying off. Genetics will dictate exactly when that happens. As long as any yellowing starts in the...

LOL!! You can actually tell the difference in potency of pot grown under MH vs HPS by smoking it? You can tell the difference in yield w/o a scales? You're a BAD man!!! I've run that experiment a few times & I'm here to tell you that in MY experience there is no perceiveable difference in...

And yes, OP, smell is most definitely gonna be an issue. If you are gonna grow just a few, then a tent and a carbon filter is your ticket. Flower inside the tent. If you're gonna go for the money, rethink your model. Either way a good fan/carbon filter is a must have.

I would seriously not worry about pH in soil. I own a pretty nice Hanna that is a pretty nice paperweight. If you set the pH of the soil at 6.8 (or whatever), at the end of your grow, the pH of the soil will still be whatever you set it at. I can all but guarantee you that. Get your watering...

Don't take things so personally dude. I wasn't saying you were wrong. A tent would make perfect sense for many people. I merely related MY progression in growing. What was supposed to be a small closet grow very rapidly took over BOTH of our spare bedrooms, and ended up in a 20 x 30 outbuilding...

Nope. I've heard it said before, but I have never seen any adverse effects from it. These roots were exposed to light 24/7, and she went on to become a gorgeous adult.

Not w/o a scope. They will express gender near the bracts

Jbone, you git a hard on for trousers or something? Every time I see him post, you come back with some snide remark. Whats up with that? Sorry OP. My first grow I tried to do a "closet" grow, that very quickly spilled out and eventually took over our spare guest room. Be a bit forward thinking...

Hey WD, this is your key: http://www.harborfreight.com/power-tools/mixers.html I've been using cement mixers ever since I borrowed my Dads to mix soil when my back was killing me. I got the 3.5 cu/ft. Best money I've spent in a good while cuz I mix a lot of soil. You tumble that shit for a few...

the CFM/filter combo is matched to the amount of cubic feet in the room/tent/container. It takes certain equipment to grow. Fans and ballasts make noise, some less than others. Adapt the grow environment to the limitations of the equipment you have available. Figure out how to mask noise. The...

Yes, most municipal water has chlorine/chloramine, but time and many growers have proven that it really isn't a concern. It certainly hasn't hurt my bottom line. OP I wouldn't worry about it. If you do your research, chlorine is one of the essential micronutrients and is needed to aid osmosis...

The pH of any liquid poured into the soil is brought to the pH of the soil as it SITS IN CONTACT with the soil. Run-off is just that. It ran through the soil and wasn't in contact with the soil long enough to be affected. Soil (and the lime in it) is a buffer that resists pH change. You need to...

I'm with AimAim here. It almost certainly isn't a pH issue. Looks like over watering. Over watering isn't so much about how much water you use to water them, but how long the roots stay wet. They have to dry out a bit before you water again. Are you using distilled/RO water exclusively? Despite...

Awww.......I hope not. She might think we're all a bunch of wired up degenerates. I am NOT wired up!