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well thanks for all the interest in this case i have many more questions to come in the future..for i am just a newbe.

i heard somewhere can't remember where but, to increase trichs not to spray as much, or less direct fan or something....I'm guess im just a damn burn-out cause i cant remember shit anymore.....:-)

all of mine are from only the best bags of the year.i know most of them are some sort of haze but can't remember which ones

i am two weeks into flowering and notice tiny trichomes starting to form

how many weeks into flowering should the trichomes start to develope????

I thought there was some old wise tale or something , I just thought someone else might of heard of something.thanks all for the input. any and all info i can get is needed

I was wondering if there was any thing you could do to help promote more trichomes.?I thought something like less direct wind on them or less spraying?? If anyone knows of any myths, I am open to anything..

I am getting bigger pots today and some promix..going to try and gently loosen and remove the Mg soil and then transplant. wish me luck.......im gona need it cause today looks like all my girls are going to die :-(

how much epson salt shoud i add to a gallon of water?

other then what shows in pics i am have a slight fungis gnat problem (I believe its from the Mg soil)

I have only been spraying with water and not giving any food other that what is in the soil MG soil is supposed to feed up to 4 months i thought it might be a nute lock from to high of ph.??

Is there any way to try and fix this or is it just a lost cause?? I am using MG soil and my ph "was" off the charts .. I fixed the ph problem (change to spring water coming from the mountains)now ph is 6.8-7.0. and the temp is 75- 80 always so i dont think its heat stress or light strees since...