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I don't blame you not wanting to lug water dude lol. I go through a shitload of water, but I have awesome well water right around 100ppm. Thank you for reminding me that I'm blessed in that regard :joint:

By chance are you talking clones? If you're talking clones then the green "mold" you're seeing could be algae. I would scrape it off and throw it to compost. I get green algae on my clones sometimes if I over water them. BTW, anything other than metric is ridiculous. Anyone who knows what's...

I didn't even think about aerating. Check these out! I just scored one for making cider and wine they work effin awesum. They attach to your drill chuck and it whips it up something fierce. I honestly think one could be made with some rigid plastic tubing a drill and some weed whip shiznit for...

I don't think we were even discussing your plants bro just kinda hi-jacked lol. I think your plants are looking pretty much perfect and I wouldn't worry about a damn thing! It sounds like you have a good grip for the cycle and they look great so keep up the good work. It never hurts to keep...

That sounds like a nice test feeding plan man. I hope it works great! Sounds like your environmental are pretty ideal.

That canopy gets me all riled up. Looking very nice man, keep giving them the love! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CHekNnySAfM

I really like that one JD, love the color contrast from the white resin and the deep greens. If you're PH level is neutral, even if it is high you appear to be just fine LOL. Hey Bass, are you going to start pouring the feed and see how they respond? Does leaving your water out in a bucket for...

Nice, are you running Jacks? I love it for the money. What do you think about the the 15-10-30 for mid to late flower? I wish it was available in the buckets like the other Classic blends. It seems it would have enough N for a long haul and a nice K kick for bulk and resin.

I will agree that if there is a P deficiency its probably from PH drifting. For synthetic nutes, I've always like JR Peters. I always used a combination of 20-20-20 and 10-30-20 depending where the plants were in the flowering cycle. I was always intrigued by Jacks Professional mum ratios...

Coco Brick - 5" x 3" x 9". Hack a chunk, soak and get started! I bought a bag of Roots Organics Coco with organic nutrients about 3 years ago and its still taking up space in my room.... Along with the 2 cubic feet of rockwool floc and the grow cubes lol. I was always interested in the coco...

lol, nope, I just leave a branch hook like somebody if I hang branches. A while back I picked up one of those spinning bud trimmers and I just use that + a bud dryer now. Still hang a few though!

So I inoculated the top of the soil on my clones with mycorrhizae and then hit them with 1 TBSP each of dried mollasses... About 48 hours later and I have shit growing on top of the oil a good 1/2"!

I prefer to not foliar anything during flower unless completely necessary!

I would suggest trying gto run a clone or two in coco while you continue what you're doing. Its a good way to take some notes and start dialing it in. Might help to avoid issues like what you're experiencing. Just a thought, that's what I would do anyways.

Agreed! Except that cannabis doesn't need much P. Its the primary nutrient consumed during flowering cycle. I presume you meant during vegetative stages.

Another nice one Dawg! Watt for watt probably on par with a digital HPS in soil. Very nice run. Will have to catch up on this thread tonight, sorry I missed it in the making. What kind of footprint does that light throw?

Here to follow, good luck!

Lol sweet bat pics ahahahaha. Here to follow, very interested to see how you can do with this setup. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aB2yqeD0Nus

I have two Jackberries, one Skywalker and another C99 coming down today. The C99 was mainlined so we're taking her colas and leaving the bottom of the crowns to finish another week or so. Same for the Jackberries, colas were so dense that the crowns were kinda shaded. Damn JB has so much foliage...

Could be, but if you don't see any leaf yellowing then I wouldn't worry too much about a N deficiency. I'd also be very careful not to go overboard with N at this point. It would be a shame to burn them and set them back at all at this stage, they look so nice right now. I frequently get...