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its nitrogen deficiency, which is normal to see during flowering, but no, its not good.

For dirt, and noobs (or busy people), another option is a pH buffer for fish tanks, find one thats 6.5, and use it in your waterings, helps, and super easy. Otherwise, its best to prepare soil with a pH buffer already in it, like lime. Next time!

well, if your barely into flowering, turn it back to veg, use a pesticide, and wait a week or 2. then flower. I dont like pesticides, but when it comes to mites, id rather use something strong, then something weak and still risk it. I use a pesticide that i pour onto the soil, then dilute it to...

Whoa! never water before going to bed, or really id say, 2 hours within the lights coming off and yea DIY anything saves money, and if shit hits the fan, you probably have the tools and the know-how to fix it, even if its 2 am and every store is closed By now, if you fixed the light schedule...

keep the roots out of water! i had the same issue when i did DWC; i added a screen in, under the mesh pots, and over the water line, kept the roots in the air, above the water, they were still wet, but not rotting.

yea add more soil, to abut 2 inches below the first set of leaves, and lower the light, or add more light, or both

5th week of flowering... could be N def, def not heat stress. id bet on P and K def tho, add a little N, but lots of P and K

agreed. you can make it live forever in theory, indoors, and vegging, but once its flowering, its days are numbered. besides, wouldnt you rather smoke it then watch it die?

yea thats normal. thats all pot is, is a cluster of calyx´s and pistils. about 1 million more of those and you got some nice nug

duct tape and metalic wire, fixes everything.

Soil pH.... well, if your not using one of the fancy electronic testers, your pretty much got 2 options, a less accurate non electronic testing method, or just add a strong buffer and hope it works out. For testing it with litmus paper, or the drops that change color, or whatever, take a cup of...

Im not sure. When i did hydro, i did DWC, where the plant was in the rockwool cube, in a strainer type pot full of hydroton balls. That was over the water, with the water circulating 24 hours a day. All was fine until one day i noticed root rot on one plant, that had started leaning and...

yes and no, adding in blueberries to the soil, or tea might help the plant take on that taste, but more then likely it will just boost its growth and flowering. If you really want to take on that taste, stop adding everything else a week before harvest, and add just blueberry juice and water...

well if the rockwool is staying wet, then the roots are also staying wet. maybe you need to change out your rockwool, or elevate it so the excess water can drain out of it. Also, if NOT in flower, you can try adding in some rot/fungus/mold killer, at half strength, to the reservoir to help. do...

ummmmmm u need to lower the lights, or raise the amount of light in there, your plant looks like its stretching bad. whats the temperature in there? ph? otherwise, you got a ways to go, atleast a month.

more likely is pH is causing this. whats going on? got pics? whats your pH? soil/dirt?

hey yea so basically what you did was you bought a buffer. the reason its giving you different readings at different depths/locations, is becuase its not mixed in well. Other then mixing it by hand with the soil before you plant in it, really the only other way to mix it around is to water, and...

nice job man! looking really good

so dont get a cheap electronic one. get the old school vial + eyedropper set up from any petstore. you cant grow pot and not know pH

hey, welcome to riu and yea, separate them, first, if ya can Then either go through and pic off the male flowers, or harvest. Id try picking them off, so you can let those plants go longer. 8 weeks is the minimum. but really, 10 is better.