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I Just found another useful pictoral guide to nutrient disorders/deficiencies. This one includes more info, especially on micronute deficiency. Not sure how to post the whole page so I'll just put the link. Hope it helps http://www.dampkring.nl/11789/nutrient-disorders-cannabis-plants.html

Its about £10-£20 for an eighth here down south, and most of it is shite! So glad I grow now.

Nice auto's man. Yeah check the trichomes with a real good magnifier. They change from clear to cloudy/milky to amber. If they are mostly clear it isn't ready. You want them to be mostly milky. When they turn amber the THC is starting to degrade. Looking at the pistils isn't always accurate, as...

I've used the formulex Ionic nute. That didn't smell of anything. Quite good stuff. Better than Biobizz which I thought was a bit pants.

You aint gonna get a non auto to grow under 20 inches unless u did some extreme training.

Ah I see, guess I am a complete noob :-D. 85f? What's that about 20-25c? will have a look at my thermometer (Sorry, I'm English we do it in Celsius). I will try that next time, put the buggers in the airing cupboard ;-). Thanks guys.

What is it cabbage food? ;-) Sounds a bit high to me. You could try making it up really weak but then the micro nutrients may be lost. Just go to your local DIY/Hardwear/Garden centre and get something less harsh. Or try Ebay, there's loads of nutes on there cheaper than in shops.

@ del66666 :-( All three of those have crossed my mind. Suppose I'll give them another week and then decide.

Yeah, was worried the towel would dry out as I work 10hr shifts.

Cut em off. Make sure the thing you use to cut them off is clean.

I learnt loads of stuff from the Greg Green one. Though there are a few bit's that are a bit out of date, was fun to read, informative and easy to follow. Not read the Jorge Cervantes book but have only heard good things.

Sorry for the noobish question..... I have 3 Barney's Farm Blue Cheese seeds. Sewn in moist jiffy peat/coir pellets which are placed in seed and cutting compost, inside a heated propagator with a 125w 6800k cfl. They've been there for over a week and nothings happening:confused:. I had...

Yeah looks like they got a week or two yet. You're doing very well though.

I use those coir/peat plug pellet things. You soak them in water and they swell up. I then put them in a seedling tray in a propagator with some extra compost around them to help them stay moist. Put the seed in and cover, water at least twice a day and wait. Get yourself a book, it's fun...

Love the ladybugs ;-) Well the plants don't look that bad. Yeah that one looks stunted but it should recover and you'll also remember not to feed too much next time. Just water them without nutes for a week or two. You could try adding a drop of superthrive to your water or buying some of that...

Well I use a 200w or 250w cfl and get pretty good results. You can actually get proper cfl grow lights now instead of using loads of little 23w curly bulbs, they are massive ha ha ha.

I use www.pickandmixseeds.com Not had a problem yet, and good prices ;-)

Nice. I'm gonna grow some blue cheese, hopefully soon.

Bump the brit thread :-D I would like some more UK growers to recommend any particular nutes that work well for soil. Especially for the flowering stage. I currently buy stuff from hydroponic stores on ebay but don't know which products are the best that aren't extortionate?. I'm on my first...

My brother is growing some of those, they took about a week to germinate and show through.They're cool little plants ;-). I'm no expert on nutes, I'm a newbie myself. But don't start feeding them till they're at least 3-4 weeks or you'll burn them. Dunno about your fertilizer but seems quite...