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The best thing you can do is make sure the soil is of good composition and drains well. As long as it is draining well and dries out after a few days you should be good. I can tell your keeping your ph balanced- they look nice. When you repot to larger containers (you should now if you are...

lol humidity. Flush your plant with PH 7 water- 10-15 gallons through it. If that white shit is slow release ferts i would change the soil if i were you (it will take the control out of your hands and drop your ph) The browning on the tips of your leaves suggests overnuting. Ph is probably an...

5.5-6 (ph). 5.7 is ideal as it leaves some room for fluctuation in either direction. Make sure you test it daily, especially if your resevoir is 5 gal per plant or less. I like to use 10 per plant so the root environment is more stable. The plant looks ok though, i think its just old nute burn...

repot your plant using different soil. Dont use soil with white chunks of nutes in it already and make sure to add materials for good drainage. Your plant is selectively burning which means your water is probably not evenly being distributed in the root mass. Make sure you ph balance your water...

Your fine. Yellowing is normal as the plant begins to use its energy to form roots. Make sure you ph balance your water and spray them with a very light nute solution- Nitrogen based. Squeeze out your cubes and just keep misting them daily. Take the dome off an hour a day or so to keep the...

If that nine inches doesnt include room for the light (just room for plant growth considering 8 inches from your light for heat dispersal) i think you could do it just by training the main stems along the very bottom of the box. The branches are going to try to stretch up so your going to want...

Pure indica will yeild the most. You will need to find a good phenotype of some good genetics. My best producer (out of 6 strains currently growing) is white widow crossed with bubblegum- averaging 4 oz per plant.

Your PH is off- im sure of it. You are over nuting as well. The plant would be green and burning on the edges if you had the PH correct. Make sure in a hydro system you will need to check ph daily and keep it 5.5-6. As the ph rises naturally you will need to lower it. WHen it starts to lower on...

May be micronutrients but i would guess if its only happening on one plant and your feeding them all the same its not. I think its a problem with your soil drainage. Sometimes soil will drain into pockets of soil and create hotspots where nute salts build up and affect a small portion of roots...

make sure your next soil mix contains plenty of sand and other drainage helpers!

I would guess your plants are water logged. PH may be an issue - ph is the most important and most overlooked factor in growing. In any event, no matter the cause the problem is the roots are rotting. The plant is turning yellow on the bottom as the plant pulls nutes from the less used leaves as...

Either your PH is off or your not feeding it enough. Probably PH. Flush it first with ph balanced water 4 times the volume of the pot. Then get a PH meter and keep feeding the plant full nute solution ph 6.8-7.

Next time you do this dont start flushing until week 6 at least. Yellowing is normal for not giving it nutes- its the Nitrogen deficiency thats making it yellow. You have smaller nugs than you should because you need to give them plenty of nutes from week 3 to 6 especially. You should chop those...

repot in different soil. dont use soil with nutrient chunks in it- its messing up your ph and overnuting them. I had the same problem and solved it by changing the soil. Your going to want to add some sand and pearlite to help drainage as well. Try to get inert soil so you can control what goes...

You can make a tea out of the guano by letting it sit in water overnight and filtering out the particulates. I would do a 10 percent by volume guano to water ratio. After this you will want to PH balance the solution to 5.5 and test to make sure the PPM isnt too high. If its too high you can...

pps if you dont want to water that often you should look into a wick system. You could put a five gallon under your dirt five gallon and wick water/nute solution into your dirt. If your scared of being caught just carry a camera and a birdguide with you when you go. make sure all your supplies...

PS make sure you put them in shade the first week when you bring them outside. I didnt and most my leaves turned white- i saved them but they were severely shocked. the other major problem i had was slugs. copper tape will help but slug bait and ice cream salt sprinkled heavily around the grow...

i would recommend you put your plants in containers. This is what i did: I bought 4 inch drainage ducting (plastic tubing about $1 a foot) i cut the ducting into 1 foot lengths and wrapped the bottom in burlap for drainage. Filled the tubes with dirt nearly to the top. I veg them in these...

try making a shade cloth drape over your plants. Just make a simple frame and drape 20% brown or green shade cloth over it. I made a frame and draped tree branches over to disguise it. heat scans can only sense the surface temps anyway.

the electric company doesnt know how big your house is. Your power draw is no biggie. Use HPS 600 for flowering its the most efficient and you will get the most watts for the watts