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If anyone is on the East coast there is a new course that just opened. Ryan C. Kelly Disc golf course at Green lane park in PA. 2nd longest in the country. Heard it was really nice.

Great suggestion if they allow it. Here on the East you don't get many of those opportunities

Faster nutrient uptake and can be controlled for each plant. This usually yields more faster. The downside is that they can be damaged easier, more prone to temp changes and water changes.

How could a disc golf post stall so fast from the original post date? What is everyone throwing these days?

I have a 2 bucket simple system. I also added pipe from the bucket into a larger pipe so it creates a small NFT grow before dumping into the reservoir. This helps to create flow, air to the water and since I keep less buckets on one reservoir, I can control it easier. Make a RDWC but don't...

Here is my hydro grow. She is doing pretty well with the reccomendations of a few members on previous posts. Hoping the spots clear up now that the pH was confirmed in range even at the lower end. The lights were raised and I LST'd her so I would bring her over toward the spot the male was in...

It was probably some splash up from the watering the day before. I will clean them up a bit but what king of soil disease is there? In the past I never removed soil unless it was caked on, on any plant in the garden.

So I started a thread in the general forum but decided to try and keep each type of grow i have going in their own sub groups. Here is my outdoor plant. Trying to keep it more low profile so I LST'd it. Looks like some sex identifying parts are starting to grow and I am torn as to what it can...

Here is the link to my original post. One of the pics that were posted. Yeah I searched in the forum pH up for hydro and someone said they use sodium hydroxide (drain cleaner) for their pH up and I think an acid for the pH down. Seemed odd. I did see this issue prior to knowing what the...

So I am running a RDWC system and found my pH runs a tad on the lower side. I just checked mine today after adding 5 gallons to a low reservoir last night and it was at 5.83. What is a simple way to raise it slightly because I have gotten some brown/yellow spots on the leave this past week. I...

I have fox farm that I use and I cut back on it the last few weeks since others suggested it was too high at 585ppm. This is a hydro setup and I just tested the pH and it is at 5.83. I did add water to a low reservoir yesterday when I took the pics so mayne the added water brought the pH up...

Searching showed maybe a pH problem? What is the easiest, cheapest way to get the pH up or down.

Can anyone let me know what could be causing this and a possible solution to correct it? This is a hydro grow in a RDWC with 2 x 200w (advertised) light and 6 x 65w (advertised) single bulb lights. Pulled a male the other week and this one is in a smaller net pot than the male was. I left it...

Leaves are withered in spots from when a light fell and dried a few leaves out a few weeks ago.

So this one ended up being a male so I cut it. The smaller one I have is showing female. The issue is, the female is in a smaller net pot and roots are more established. Should I leave it in the small net pot or should I cut the net pot away and switch it to the larger pot? I want to give it...

I hear people talk about trimming or lopping?!?! Can this be kept shorter with LST? Thanks

No bugs just dirt splashed up from watering.

Anyone know why this newer growth is so pale? Is it because it grew so fast and hasn't darkened yet? What would cause such large gaps between nodes?

Thank you. Still trying to figure out how to like a comment haha. Had a small issue last night. Apparently one of the lights became undone and the Cobb ended up touching the smaller plant and toasted mayne 3 leaves. I put it back up and hoping it turns around. The larger plant is doing much...

Thanks guys, I made the light higher around another 8-10". For trimming fan leaves, some were just huge and hanging over new growth. I trim the massive leave to get light on the new growth