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It does sound like a quality control issue. Which would explain why some of us haven't have problems with newer units and others have.

Part of my issues is that I like to rotate through different strains, so I never fully get to know the quirks and needs of a specific one before moving on. Of course, I think that is part of process. Last run I did something that was super sensitive to nutrients now I've got something that wants...

Sounds like a poor dry/cure that balanced out after an 'extended cure.' I think there's a lot of people who do their first grow and are so excited to try it out that they end up jumping the gun like this...then are put off when it sucks. Growing is a waiting game...not harvesting too soon, not...

I just did a quick review...with the current cost of Bluelab's pH pens and you're having to replace them in rapid succession, I guess I understand why he couldn't afford any plant food. ;) I always blame any of my plants' issues on me. Each time I get a little better, though I've never even...

The Apera is the other one I'd be interested in too...though when I need to buy another, I'll probably get something with replaceable probes rather than having to re-buy whole new devices every once in a while. Seems like 'where they go' is related to the probe hardware itself.

So much depends on phone hardware. I did a test against my Phantom Photobio quantum meter and it was pretty darn right-on. But do know others who have had other hardware that wasn't as accurate. At the very least it works in a pinch to rough in your lighting if you don't have anything else. I do...

My pH pen isn't that old (bought it about a year ago) and I haven't had any troubles with moisture in the screen or body of the unit? I dunno. Though I do treat it pretty gently. Seems to need calibration every 3 weeks or so. The little cup in the cap that holds the glass bubble probe seems to...

I do this too. I'm guessing that there's plenty of ability to carry THC in both oil and alcohol.

I paid 15ish for shipping...

Good call. I also have any of my in-tent wifi thermometer/hygrometers set to alarm and alert me if temps go above 100f. Though (thankfully) I haven't had any concerns with my HLG's. *also AC-I was somewhat confusing with their branding/marketing on those 69's I ordered one and then cancelled...

Yeah, it would make me nervous at the very least, though with an ACI 69-Pro you'd have a shadow of a chance of shutting down the lights remotely if there was a problem.

No burp no packs needed. I bagged a bunch in mid July & just opened the second bag and without any burping or boost/bovedas since it went in the bag the flower remained just right. I've also dropped hygrometers in my bags and they've shows that things remained stable & correct without problems.

I think they're suggesting that you've sprayed (maybe foliar feeding or pesticide) and that's interacted with the coating with heat? I think it's probably not a legit thing, but have you done foliar spraying in your grow/tent?

Even under pressure, my AC-I oscillating fan doesn't make contact with the tent...Works as advertised.

Easy to germinate & have newly sprouted seedlings outside your tent. As they take less light anyway, I use a low-wattage LED hung from my rafters (basement) next to where my tent is, and use a heat mat that's on a piece of 1" styrofoam. Totally workable for up to a few weeks.

CO2 bags don't really do anything...so that's not it. Looks like you need some magnesium.

You're most likely correct and you're overwatering at this stage.

Yus.

I generally take IG/YT folks not very seriously anyway. ;) There's some reasonably good science out there on decarbing which is worth anyone interested to dig in.

The Levo allows you to pick your time and your temperature, so if that's happening, it's not the machine's fault intrinsically. Its another tool to do what you want. I've decarbed enough batches at this point to have trial-and errored my way into what has worked best for what I've made. Also...