Search results

definitely quieter and also don't run as hot in general.

I just started using budswell recently because I've heard so many good things about it. I have the tea. I've been using it at 1 tbsp. per gallon mixed with 1/2 tsp. per gallon of age old bloom (6-12-6). My plants are in the fifth week of flowering under 600 watt hps in fox farm ocean forest...

That actually looks like light bleaching to me. I have the same thing on a couple of my leaves from when I got them too close to the HPS. What kind of lights are you running and how far are your plants?

I've been having a similar issue with my ladies. I haven't figured mine out yet entirely, but I think it is either over or under watering. Also, test your soil ph to make sure everything is cool.

Get a small in-line fan like maybe 4" (smaller if you need) as your vent fan and run a short piece of flexible ducting through a hole in the cardboard box. That space is so small that passive air intake through all of the cracks should be sufficient for intake air hopefully.

If you are cloning in rockwool, all solutions should be 5.5 ph.

Right on. I don't use fox farm nutes as I am trying to keep everything fully organic, just fox farm ocean forest soil and with light warrior mixed in. Nonetheless, it is still very helpful info. Thanks again bro!

You should try Azamax. You can use it as a foliar spray, but you can also use it as a soil drench to prevent larva. I just started using in the soil, but it definitely works very well for eradicating mites as a foliar.

It helps a lot. Thank you so much!

Oh, and I forgot to mention that I use unsulphured blackstrap molasses, but I have been using 1 tsp. per gallon. Is one tbsp. better?

Sounds good man, thanks for the advice. What about phosphorous? They are in the 5th week of flowering and I don't want the buds to suffer. Should I use a fert with no N or straight water like you were saying?

I have my plants in a small grow tent (about 230 cubic feet) I have a 6" high output in-line fan (about 460 cfm unrestricted) hooked up to a carbon filter for exhaust. For intake, I have two smaller 6" fans (178 cfm each). I know the ratio is wrong, but it's what I had to do to regulate...

Humidity is 40 - 50 %. I do have some small circ fans that hit them directly. Maybe I'll turn them on low to see if it helps. Also, I have more cfm of intake air than exhaust, so maybe it's too much. Nice theory. As far as sugars, have you heard negative things about using molasses in your ferts?

So I flushed out all of the plants and then hit them with very diluted ferts. Things are not TOO bad yet, but I keep seeing more and more leaves like this. They are getting really brittle and crispy and dark green. PH seems fine, and since they are now in the fifth week of flowering, I don't...

thanks bro!

Fairly new to growing. These skunks are just entering their 5th week of flowering. Does everything look cool? Suggestions?

Could be some kind of burn, light, nutes, or heat maybe. What kind of lights and how far from the plant?

I blend light warrior into my soil which contains humic acid. I use that soil mix all the way through flowering and don't see any problems.

ghetto air conditioning. Put a jug of frozen water on the other side of your intake fan. Wouldn't hurt to get an air-cooled hood and some small circ fans if you can afford it too.

probably not