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So here are the plants right at 5 weeks of flowering. Unfortunately do to having to move out of my current house at the end of the month I will be harvesting next week. Anyway, I appreciate everyones input and help this has been a great learning experience for me and hopefully I will be doing...

So it has been a while since I posted. I have sexted and ended with only 2 males which is really good. I have entered into flowering and they are coming along well. There is some "taco-ing" and curling of the upper leaves of some of the plants. Any ideas on what would be causing this would be...

Sadly the peat moss is mixed in with the compost in the organic soil i bought from the local garden store. They will need to be transplanted again sometime and I will get a good soil mixed up for them, thanks for the advise Wet. I will be ordering that dolomite, earth juice, and mycogrow...

More pics, just before I gave them some tea, we will see in a few days if it has helped at all. Still some nute problems but on the whole all have new growth and are looking better overall.

Thanks a lot guys, I will get a pH meter ordered asap, I have the strips atm but an electronic one will be much easier. There is no lime in the soil. I am getting a tea brewing today, I know all of this is very basic, but as it is my first grow I am still a noob and it is very helpful to have...

I have been giving them just water so far, but I am starting a compost tea today. One of the guys I know who said that wood ash has one of the nutes in it, potassium or phosphorus and would help the plant. Should I try to transplant again and get rid of the ash or better to not shock it again...

So here are the plants after the weekend and transplanting. They are in the same order as the previous pics so you can compare from Thursday. The droopyness of under watering has completely gone from the plants but the yellowing still remains and plant #6 has gotten worse. The parts of her...

Here are the plants today, they should be in the same order as the previous post's pics so you can compare what has changed with the plants Thanks again for any help.

Hey guys, So first off as the title says this is my first grow, and I've got 9 White Widows. They sprouted on May 11 and have been under a 400W MH 24/7 I just transplanted them on Thursday, May 27. Before the transplant they were pretty droopy since they went 6 days w/o water but I didn't...

the first pics in this forum is from their last watering, it was 6 days ago so i knew they needed some, they all looked this way just prior to transplant, so I know none of the present signs were caused by the stress of that. Did you mean plant 6 has the cancer? This just appeared on Thursday...

So I may have some issues, The plants are looking droopy and I am 99% sure it is in need of water which they got 1 cup each after being transplanted into bigger pots today that was a mixture of a peat moss, top soil, compost mix, 1/2 cup of worm castings, and 1/2 cup of pot ash out of our fire...

Do you think I should switch lighting cycles at all, right now I am running it 24hrs a day, do I need to switch to an 18/6 or is 24hr light better while they are still young?

Also the second close-up pic shows a damaged leaf on the plant, I looked and none of the others have any damaged leaves, any ideas what caused that??

So here is an update... I have started de-chlorinating the water for the tea, and did, in fact, have yeast and sugar in the cupboard and have put a glass of it in the tent, not sure how much it will help but every little bit counts. For these pics I got two shots of the whole tent and then...

Thanks Skunk. I am gonna go organic on this one, and I picked up some worm castings today, and I would like to get a nice tea to give these girls. Any tips would be great help. I will see what I have lying around the house to use for a stake. Any other input from the pros would be helpful...

I started with 10 White Widows. All germinated and all but one sprouted on May 11, 2010. I am running a 400W MH The tent has been running a little hot so I opened it up and am blowing air from the room in, I figured the small amount of light lost and temps right at 80 is better then...