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what is the ph of the water your feeding them

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he looks just fine a little short for his age but id say he is ok has he shown sex yet

I have a http://www.greners.com/grow-lights/ballasts/brand/nextgen/nextgen-600w-400w-hps-mh-ballast.html nextgen 600w ballast and its been good for a couple of months now but recently my room is overheating and there are less plants in there now and airflow is the same. i can't figure it out...

this guy knows more than me he is correct

6.0-6.4 seems good for germinating and watering your soil. from prior experience

The better the light source the better your plant grows, assuming you have proper ventilation to handle a 400w hps without your plants overheating

watering your plants and feeding them? since it removes unwanted chemicals does that mean the PH may be lower or higher?

@420god It sorta looks like one, if that is the case should I worry? wikipedia says nothing about them being plant eaters here is a picture of him de-winged, so you can get a better look at him

I found it crawling around the grow room and snagged it up. It's still alive.

I would throw them out and start a new.

I water them with 150 ML of water once a day. The bugs I am talking about appear to be Fungus gnats. http://www.ento.okstate.edu/ddd/insects/fungusgnats.htm But like I said I am lacing the water with mosquito dunks so the gnats should not be a problem ???

Greeting friends, jombib here.. I have been trying to grow some new plants but I am having some problems, recently my grow room has become the hotel of small silver bugs which burrow under the soil, which I assume are gnats. whenever I try to grow seedlings they end up dead a few days later...

Thanks for the replies. Here are some more pictures of both of them, Am I taking pictures of the correct area on the plant? First two pictures are one plant, the 3rd and 4th pictures are another.

Hey, I have a few plants growing and they're around the age where you can identify their sex, but I am having some trouble, could you help me out? here are some pictures, if they do not suffice just let me know the area where I should take a picture of the plant and I will. Edit: it seems that...