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If you look close enough I think johnny is correct.

Looking way better

Fuck yea! Ph swing is part of the game. I’m here if you need me.

This gives me goosebumps. It’s from last summer’s infestation.

A lil vid of a thrip up close

Keep trying!

You could have a heat spot near that area. Leaf curling is usually a sign of high temperatures.

If you’re going to grow in soil I suggest checking your soil’s pH first. You’re going to need some tools. You’ll need a soil pH meter and I also strongly suggest Acquiring a Hydro pH meter. You should be able to get both for under 20 bucks and while you’re at it get an EC/ppm meter. If possible...

The great white is mycorrhiza, a fungus that promotes a symbiotic relationship with the roots of the marijuana plant. Google says, “Botanicare Hydroguard contains Bacillus amyloliquefaciens, a natural bacterial root inoculant and water treatment that helps suppress and resist damping off...

Let me know if it works out. I’m curious.

I think it’s your roots. You need hydroguard...

Check the soils ph. it might be high. Do you adjust the ph of your water? What kind of water are you using? Let me know.

Sup bruh

So I went into the closet and saw this. One of my dogs, well you can see for yourself. The good thing is that all the new nodes are still okay. I'm sure this little badass will be fine.

Thanks for commenting guys. I'm really hoping this girl's a winner. It's a big gamble having one plant. This grow should be an interesting one because not only am I pulling out all the magic tricks I've learned but I'm also going to try to make this a fully automated system. I'll be using...

Hey guys thought I would share this girl. It's a TH seats original bubblegum. I'm doing the mainline technique as well as a Scrog during flowering. I'm using cutting edge solutions in a black 5 gallon bucket for DWC. I just finished the second topping, here's a pic.

I would give cutting edge solutions a try. It is superstable and ph should not be a problem. I also think 800 is way too high.

Well actually since they are autos that changes everything. If they were regular fems I would say split them. I would not want to mess with the root system of an auto at all. Just take care of it as if it was one plant. That's my humble opinion.

Having a humid environment would help out a ton.