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Probably in the following order lol 1) Overwatering 2) Not checking PH of water and/ or nutrient mix - this goes for soil and hydro 3) Overfeeding 4) Underfeeding 5) Not paying enough attention to air extraction/ circulation 6) Plants being too hot/ cold (Also affects nutrient uptake - too...

I think depending on where in the world you are - everyone has their own preference. Iv only got 5 grows under my belt - but I think Barneys Farm and Dinafem have some amazing genetics. Then again im all the way down in South Africa. There are local breeders but i dont have the time and/ or...

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Although i saw some guy around here that did this extreme defoliation and it was really good at the end of flowering.. so maybe im wrong! lol

This is like removing parts of your Lambo engine in order to get some better power to weight ratio :bigjoint:

DaYYYYYUMMM DUDE! Gorgeous! I dream of harvesting that much lol

I had 10 cheese seeds from the same breeder. Most of them are different lol, i was like ok hmmm time to take clones rather if i want to harvest around the same time. We live and we learn

Hey guys So I have this theory which I want to hear what you experts think. I live in the Southern Hemisphere where it is super hot at the moment and have harvested some indoor in stages. 2 out of 8 plants so far. I ran into this sort of by accident - I watered my plants the night before and...

Hate to say it but i see seeds there bro :oops: But i think best is to see what the PH of your feeds are thats a good start. Even fungus gnats can make leaves look like that

I would chop those man, look epic!

Thing is how do 3 plants out of 6 reveg and the others dont>? So weird. Do i try straight up reveg them now and then clone them or just throw them away?

Second tent for reference

Hey guys So in my second grow tent, I had 5 plants. Of which 3 went bad. There are three reasons which I think could have caused it. Would like to hear your views and what I could do with the plants now 1) I added a second 240w lamp to the existing 240 to see if it would increase weight and...

Defos a pro tip that! I have found this happens even more with fabric pots. What I do now - is submerge the pot in a layer of water. I use an old cooler box. When you water, its something to do with the fact that the pot is in the water - the soil gets fully saturated and the water doesnt go...

I reckon a combo of hot soil and too much water

Yeah this is true hey lol i didnt think of that, if you dont damage the roots i dont think it will be a problem

Yeah what you do is let the soil dry out as much as possible. I then used a bread knife to cut down the sides of the pot (not cutting the pot - cutting/ separating the roots from the sides of the pot. Then I pushed them out from the bottom, once you get the root ball out you put it into a the...

What happened to me which was confusing af was my pots used to dry out (fabric pots) but my plants still looked like that. Turns out I vegged the plants longer than anticipated and thus they must have gotten root bound. Yes i know - a fabric pot! I then transplanted into a bigger plastic pot...