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It is very possible to have a pest free living soil. the key is useing nature, and the good guys of the insect and bug world. It really takes a whole holistic approach when dealing with living soils. Study the soil food web. Which beneficial bugs reduce pest pressure. The right time to apply...

Ouch. What’s your light? You’re too cold for sure. I mean to for plants to grow as it grows no matter what but to get optimal results with led you should be shooting for 80-84 hot time, and 75ish lights off. These numbers directly corresponds with relative humidity as well. So typically a hot...

Heavy is not a constant in anyone’s garden. Heavy to you could be light to me. For soil growing runoff is a better trick to gage correct watering practice. Water everyday no matter what first of all. If you get runoff instantly in tray then, but it wicks it up within a few hours. Then your too...

That’s why we are here. To opening and respectfully figure this hsut out. While I agree that the plants are hungry, I think it’s due to the soil stalling out of feeding the plants/ maybe rootbound. But the number one way to stall soil and the microbes responsible for making nutrition plant...

I would add some dry nutrient top dress. Then a 1/2 inch layer of high quality earth worm castings. Then work at maintaining the “Goldilocks” zone. It’s hard and takes practice.

It’s definitely stalled due to bad watering practices. Those plants are in drought survival mode. They should be getting average 5-10% volume of container in water each day. So 11 liter pot would be .6-1.1 litters a day. Everyday. Don’t stall the nature train with fear of water. Water is...

Water water water.

Or clone the plant right away and 12/12 that clone.

What’s the whole plant look like?

Typically I use hydrogenated water. GH ph pro, alchemist ph down. The only time I use phosphoric acid is in cloning reservoir it seems to not drift as much. Potassium bicarbonate is a decent product, definitely can be used as foliar for disease prevention. This is news to me too. Thanks!

I don’t get it honestly When ph adjustment is so simple and cheap why anyone would ever recommend sodium bicarbonate to give to plants is beyond me. Sodium : hello salt! Plants don’t seem to like sodium. It seems like sites just copy and oaste the same bs all over the web… and the link you...

Just a Quick Look through that site and it’s obviously seo clickbate bs. There’s really nothing there if any value whatsoever. You want real information regarding plant science look at .edu or agriculture extension type papers and articles.

Jealous. Your more than likely catch a small buzz lol

Don’t use vinegar,

I’m sure I’ll never try vermiculite, and tbh if someone has a phd and has a doctorate to me it means they are the most indoctrinated and anything that goes against the status quo’s is ridiculed and thrown out. I only say this because I have a couple phd family members and sometimes I’m surprised...

I could be wrong but my understanding is that silica is not plant available in most cases. Especially the silica in vermiculite. Agsil18 silica blast. Or other silica additives will be plant available. Vermiculite, not so much.

So you’re using bio bizz now? I like there line but it’s extremely low in fertility ime. Your burnt tips probably were from your soil mix not the nutrient line being organic based and very low npk. I’d hit them hard with grow and bloom and some epsom salts cause your magnesium def is spreading...

What’s your feed? She looks pretty standard hungry flowering plant to me. Just keep up food and add something with magnesium if it’s not in your feed, and add alittle extra n to the one hats fading faster than the rest.

“Molar?” I’m choking up over here.

Hahaha nice lol it’s like I spy books