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The plant is under a 600 watt HPS at about 2 ft away. I have a small axial fan hooked up to the hood vent blowing cool air on the tube. It's 75 deg where the plants sit. The white appears on new growth also. It's almost like white asparagus.

Sweet, that makes sense as far as the plant shuts down. What's wierd is that none of the other plants are doing the same but they all are from seed so the genes are different even though they are the same strain. WWxBBxChronic Thanx :weed:

Check out this photo. I don't know why this plant is looking like this but none of the other eight are like this. What do you think?:wall:

I would try flooding for 15min every 6hrs. It looks like you got plastic covering up the bottom of the tray so no light gets down there. You just want to check your roots before your second or later flood and see if the roots are still slightly damp. If they are wet they can probably wait a...

http://hightimes.com/grow/ht_admin/969 This is a article from HT a few years back but I can say for sure they had their info right.

I have always used how many mL of nutrients x gallons of water your res will hold and I have never seen any problems. but i've never tested the ppm befoer either. tell us more about your set up. photos would be nice too.

I'm using the Mild solution mix that is on the bottle. The mixes on the bottle go: Seedlings/Cuttings, General/Mild, Veg, Flowering and maybe another one. But I go with the "mild" mix which is 1 tsp. of micro, gro and bloom but at half strength. Maybe I'll step it up when I change the res. It is...

Here's an update to my humidity problem. Here is the first photo and now a photo from today after they sat under a dome for a day and a half.

I'm growing some HI. It's been a couple of years since I grew it but I can't wait for it. I had some other strains going at the same time and didn't really pay a whole lot of attention to it. Did notice how I didn't have trim it though. It was avery dense and rock like bud. I grew Hash plant...

Buying seeds for the U.S. folk: Just take a road trip or fly up to canada and buy some seeds at a seed shop there. I've been driving up to Canada for the last 7 years and never been busted. My car got searched once but they were looking for something obvious, not a couple of vials with 10 seeds...

There are good seed banks in B.C., Toronto and Montreal. Why not drive up or fly up and stash the seeds in a jar peanut butter or something. You get the point. Round trip ticket can't be more than a few hundred bucks and you have the seeds home in a day or two. Make a vacation out it. That's...

I think it's a nitrogen problem for several reasons. But would you agree that it's on just the larger lower leaves and no new growth. (I just got two good books, Gardening Indoors with Soil and Hydroponics by Patten and Mari J Garden Saver by E.Rosenthal. In there I read about how nitrogen...

I think what I might do is take some coco and pack the top the net pots and bring the humidity up that way. My seedling are in a mix of hydroton and coco and their humidity is aorund 45%. Plus they are under a 200w CFL. Maybe that has something to do with it.

Check out my photo. I marked the same internode on both plants to make it easier to compare. Try and make the difference stand out more. Anyway. Once I put my plant under a dome where it was already 51% rh (before) and about 18 hr later it got to the "after" stage and was looking better already...

Are the tips curling up on all the leaves or just the larger ones? My first guess would be to move the light away or cool it down.

Ebb and Flow - Thanks for asking. Seriously. Give my your thoughts. Before I went to my big light there where under a 200w CFL given a flood twice a day, half strength nuts and they looked great. Then I stepped them up to the 600w and went to full strength nuts and flood three times. This is...

I don't remember much but I will never forget taking a friend to the hydro store for the first time. We walked in to see two guys that looked like that just came home from snowboarding with like a 1000 dollars worth of shit under there arms. We looked at each other and just smiled. Anyway back...

The photo is a little misleading. The plant was in a 2x2 tray w/o a dome and humidity was 20%. I put the plant under the dome and took a picture approx. 1 hour later when the humidity reached 51%(before). After about a day I saw the progress and took the "after" photo. Sorry for the confusion.

If you would like to use my photos of humidity problems - before and after photos feel free. I just posted today: Humidity problem fixed w/before and after photos. It feels good to know I fixed the problem and if I can help other people all the better. Feel free to pass the photos out for other...

I posted about this and over the past week I've been rattling my brain to try and figure out the problem before it was to late. Thanks to those who responded. I hope this helps other people out. It can be pretty stressful during these hard times. Especially when you have never seen this problem...