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I agree soluble kelp is the only way to go... I foliar spray kelp and fulvic acid during veg and water in kelp and humic acid during bloom. Do not foliar kelp in flower! The hormones counteract the hormones of the plant at that stage!

I would hit em right now regardless... but eggs look like spider mite to me

All I know is don't use floromite unless you have to. It is a very harsh chemical already known to cause cancer! Same with Avid or abermectin...

Growth and flowering is at maximum potential at around 78-80 degrees... above 84 photosynthesis slows dramatically. As it also does below 70

looks like they could use some potassium... potas is the energy element, like carbs for a athlete. So when your plant is working hard or stacking on the weight they need to have enough potass... But with low temps everything slows so maybe dont want to give potass unless you can get your temps up

I agree with sly, they dont need any nutes yet. Also be aware happy frog holds alot of water. I cut it half and half with ocean and forest for my starts. This helps prevent over watering and gives them plenty of nutes for the first 2-3 weeks

in my opinion the best silica for your dollar that is actually available to your plants is RAW Soluble Silica! They call it biogenic silica...? Not exactly sure what that is except I know it has 45% soluble SiO2. Also it is ph neutral so you can add to your res at any time without risk of...

It may be a Calcium deficiency...? If the yellowing is showing up on the new growth that can be a indicator...

By food I mean Nitrogen, Phosphorus, Potassium, Calcium etc..... Bio-Stimulants are things like hormones, organic acids(Humic), Sugars etc. In other words they are the things that indirectly contribute to plant growth. You dont want to stimulate plant growth without giving the plant the means...

I second that... your feeding bio-stimulants like Amino Acid and Kelp but no food to go with the stimulation. Like taking ginseng and red bull before a long hike but not eating any actual food... Probably not going to work out.

Part of the problem could be the lack of light during veg... There are three main factors to consider when growing. a) temp/co2 b) nutrients/water c) light/par You can only cater to the level of the lowest factor... In other words if your giving your plant little light they need very little...

Here is what I know about L-Amino Acids, thanks to Harley Smith. We can all learn from this guy if we take the time... Soluble Amino Acid all the way! Increase Nutrient Uptake with Amino Acids L-Amino Acids Dramatic Effect on Plant Growth The addition of amino acids to...

I'm adding 1/8tsp per gallon Soluble Yucca as a pre harvest flush! Both the sugar and wetting properties of Yucca make it perfect! Tis the season... :weed:

Also, one benefit of Soluble Cane Molasses over Honey is that Cane M. is high in organic Iron, a micro-nutrient that can often be deficient during flower...

They say Yucca makes water wetter... It acts as a spreader in foliar sprays and helps with penetration in nutrient solutions.

Here is what my girls look like after Mid Stage Bloom Booster! OG at its finest! :bigjoint::leaf:

Yucca has amazing benefits to Plant Health and Crop Yield. People often ask about this powerful bio-stimulant so here is a place we can sort it all out! Lets hear it... :leaf:bongsmilie:leaf:

I'm using RAW Solubles Yucca right now and its the shit. It's 100% Yucca and just found out that its food grade too! The dilution ratio is like 1/16 tsp per gal! Far less expensive then any liquid version. :leaf::bigjoint:

Your really just feeding the Microbes which are unlocking nutrients and in turn bring out the oils of your buds. I think honey is a great substitute if you can afford it..? :leaf::bigjoint:

looks like Thrips and Spidermites to me...?