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Also, these symptoms are found on a bunch of plants, this isn't from just one apparently.

700 ppm - they are eating though. botanicare line, in recommended amounts. And what's interesting is even though the leaves are getting worse, they are eating tons of ppm. Weird.

Indoor aero, first week of flower. So there seems to be one or more problems with these leaves. The first two are beginning and advanced stages of the same symptom. This happens on medium/old growth, close or far from the light. The next three seem to affect more new growth. The last is...

mmm ok. anyone else?

PH is where it should be. Lockout of which nutrient? Lockout caused by what?

Here are some better pictures. Keep in mind the leaves are deep green - doesn't look like it in the pics.

That last link didn't work - and I'm not sure what problems are in these pics, it's hard to tell with those text guides. Anyone else have experience with seeing leaves like these?

more information: c02 is used, with ac.

These were taken from a room of a group of some really awesome caregivers I had a chance to meet, down in CA. I took a bunch of pics - here is a small amount of them. At first I thought heat stress, but some of these pics are taken from leaves in the shade. The first picture is more...

How much propane do you go through, what ppm do you run and what is the size of your room ?

You don't need to check the ph in the cloner. PH is only an issue when the plants are eating.

HAHA this guy is hilarious. So fatman you are chewing out people on this forum for smoking weed (in a condescending and insulting tone) , because YOU are a dumbass who can't handle himself with any substance, and got burned by that multiple times in the past? riiiiiight. Sounds like someone...

Hey Dirth! I've followed stinks thread for a long time, and you are one of the consistent things that adds to that thread's greatness! I'm well versed in his methods now, but what I'm unsure of is the overall structure of the room. The flowering is one chamber, does it have to be sealed off from...