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ok so yeah definitely overwatered, might be root damage by now. so what you do, when the pot is half dry, lift the whole thing by pushing from the bottom lid and/or pulling from the stem. Look at the roots, if they are wrapping it nicely - it is time to repot. But more importantly, look at the...

i wonder how it ended...

what about topping for the finish with humus or new compost? recommended? and perhaps a short strain and 12/12 from seed might help too. It'd be cool not to have to use fertilizers. this guano stuff is really hard to get eh?

yeah, i guess i should have titled it: 'extreme plant death one hour after alien hijack' i might have gotten some more responses :) come on people, this is serious stuff here! :) i flushed the plant down from run off of more than 2000microS to 1000, hoping this will help, see tonight if it...

גזור ושמור. So the other day I took out some branches that were very weak, not even standing, not getting any light, very small flowers on them (should have taken them out long ago). I let them dry out and had a nice spliff last night. I am...

so this is brand new... i had some yellow blotches from heat before but it doesn't look like it... plus it's on the same plant in my scrog, and it just appeared today after the feeding yesterday. details: coco-perlite 50-50. week 8 in flowering. hindu kush. flushed frequently. last night's...

whatever dude, you win ok :) you got a dick from here to florida! (btw, see you prove that rooting complexes don't work!) this is actually before you "called me out". let's just forget about it man, we're obviously fighting over nothing here. peace

yeah but like shafto here said, it's really quite impossible that the water level was the cause of this. must have been something else. can you think of anything?

nice work there :) you'll get some very nice buds and a handsome yield as well i believe

heya dude welcome to the thread your coco should naturally be 6.5, but i guess salt buildups and shit can take it anywhere (remember coco trees grow by the sea). so what you gotta do is wash that shit like crazy, till you see it no longer has so much ppm on it, and the pH should be fine too...

ouch. sorry man :\

amazing! just wanna make one thing clear: did you not give them any food at all, save the compost? and another thing: what kind of pH problem would you experience without the dolomite lime?

emmm... i dunno :) the regular green one? looks like this: http://myseedgarden.blogspot.com/2009/02/genovese-basil-ocimum-basilicum.html

week 8 not much to report today. i was hoping to have finished by now, but the big colas are still mostly white... so looks like i got at least another 2-3 weeks going. so much... so much for a short flowering strain!oh well. as long as i get that 0.5 gpw... i'm really stressed about that. if i...

nah it'll be alright

can't help you there... i'm sure some hydro shops will have irt

so... what did you end up yielding?

they don't look so bad dude! a bit overwatered yes. you should let them dry more like you are doing now. they are perking up i think. also seems to be a lot less nutritional problems than the first pics on the post. once you can afford it, make sure you get a full range fertilizer with both...

flush your plant with lots and lots of water (at least 3 times the volume of the pot) start adjusting the pH of your water, this is important

if you wanna find out, take pictures with better lighting (not HPS) and look for a mega-thread here that's called 'want to know if your plants are finished'