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Flat white paint that contains titanium dioxide. I believe it has a higher reflected % than Mylar

Depends how big you want them plants to be, you should be ok tho

Neem is good but it's effect doesn't happen immediately. It's wonderful if used as preventative maintenance

how much do u add per gal

I would disagree with the other 2 saying cal/mag issue. I want to go with it being a phosphorus deficiency

Do the foliar for spider mites. Neem is systemic, but by doing a drench, it'll be absorbed in the roots then sent throught the plant, however spider mites wont eat past the phloem of the plant and I believe neem would be transported through the xylem (might be wrong on this part)

No need to flush. Just saturate the soil for about 3 days to starve the root zone of oxygen.

I say cloudy and good fucking job!

Foliage pro

Because dyna is complete, costs a lot less and is a single part system.

Amber is not thc degradation, brown is actually thc degradation. There are some sativa strains that have an early Amber. Hell the "blue dream" I got this year was showing Amber by week 5

Nope you'll be fine just make sure to dry them seeds. Some people say when their plants are seeded they notice that it is also more resinous as well

They look like seeds to me, congrats. You now have seeds that have a genetic imprint of your garden and should grow better on your next run

Honestly, don't go by what a package says. They're rarely right. I'd give it another week, but tell you what, do a staggered harvest. Cut the tops or the ones you think are ready.

The pic with your hps on is probably the clearest. But because your hps is on, can't really tell and your other pics are pretty blurry

You do realize this thread is about 3 years old?

Make sure to ph your water after adding the protekt. It is very alkaline. Other than that you should be fine

Necrothread post ftw!!!

Thanks doc. Looks like I gotta read up a bit more. Here's a pretty cool link I came across if anyone is interested. http://www.controlledenvironments.org/Growth_Chamber_Handbook/Plant_Growth_Chamber_Handbook.htm