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Just a suggestion having briefly gone through your thread, if power consumption is even a slight concern, I'd recommend replacing your T5's with T5 LED's. They're a bit pricey, but have a 120* angle vs the 360 of a conventional bulb, and in addition to that, consume about half the power.

Please don't misinterpret me here lol I'm drunk and high it's late so I realize I may sound salty, I saw that he's using fox farm as his nutrients, but if he's running coco with perlite or peat with perlite that's 100% soiless and he should be shooting for 5.8. OP hasn't provided what substrate...

That def looks like some n tox to me, may be a secondary issue. Just because there is yellowing doesn't mean it can't have a N toxicity issue, it may have been as a result of trying to correct yellowing by adding extra N. Also, excess K and P I wouldn't think would cause such yellowing just...

Did he say he was growing organically? Trying to figure out what his medium is. imho pH matters to an extent, I remember when using Earth Juice that shit would drop my pH to the low 3's and gave me all kinds of headaches.

Check out that claw man, particularly first picture bottom right. I'd guess the N tox was caused by an effort to stop the yellowing.

What's your substrate? I'd recommend flushing with appropriately pH'd water. There's definitely a nitrogen toxicity there, I've dealt with similar around the same time but have found a flush every two weeks or so does the trick. You'll still get some good bud but your yield will be diminished...

Right. I think most educated people agree it was a mistake redrawing the lines of the Middle East and Africa, but it's irreconcilable now. A moot point that isn't really worth discussion, because it's done.

tl;dr - Israel and Palestine both have blood on their hands and act only in interest of their own ruling party's agenda, not their population. Both have committed acts of terror. Both have killed. That's the world we live in, folks. There is no moral high ground, here.

Well obviously they look like candy, so why not eat them? :roll:

Looks like either Calcium def or light burn from water droplets on the leaf to me.

These are pricey but work well in keeping pests, light, and dust out. Can probably find them cheaper elsewhere, but just to give you an idea, here's the link for their amazon page. https://www.amazon.com/Horti-Control-DS6-Dust-Shroom/dp/B0046UWI14

I would look into Daikin and Mitsubishi, they're worth the money and are by far the best for cold weather climates in the winter. 48,000 might work for your flower room if you use air cooled bulbs, no co2 burner, no dehumidifier, and have efficient ballasts. Lights are a bit different, but...

Sq footage definitely matters, as well as whether or not the exterior walls receive direct sunlight. This can account for added heat load as well.

I have a Daikin 36000btu multi unit for a flower room with about 4500 watts and a veg room with about 2400 watts. In hindsight I would have gone bigger, as the 24k struggles in the flower room.

That is a crazy awesome set up there. Sorry to detract from OP, but would you mind explaining what you did there? Is that just twine attached to the limbs and the stake?

I have seen pretty good results with Hydroguard.

what a problem to have. I have an insanely fast growing Blue Dream girl in veg that has been topped a half dozen times, and is about 2 1/2 feet in diameter. It's too much weigh. The base of the stem keeps tilting over in the soil. What do you guys recommend for keeping heavy plants up? Bamboo...

I gotta say guys, this is my first time running a sealed room with CO2 between 1200-1500ppm.... fucking sweet. Watering today, will update probably on Friday. Recently transplanted my 4" pots to 1 gallons and they're taking off BLAST OFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF!

Cool beans. Just started a pre-flower tea with no Mg or Cal. Sea Kelp, Earth Juice Bloom, some Hydroguard (recently replaced Hygrozyme with this), smidgen of Earth Juice Grow, and some good ole' molasses. Kept it light this time with all of the above, but hopefully the imbalance will resolve...

Pretty sure he's talking about his own and referring to Bob's comment about the iron def. Should probably make his own thread though TBH.