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Nevermind. I should have googled first.

I'm using Dyna-gro which seems to be good enough for many growers on this forum.

Are you saying Lowes and Home Depot won't work for obtaining perlite? Home Depot seems perfect for getting perlite. Or are you talking about obtaining the nutrients from these places? As I already mentioned, I've got hydroponic nutrients...

My friend and I came upon a bunch of shake. We both have an interest in making hash with it, but don't know the right way to go about doing it. We're both patients and don't like smoking too much for risk of damage to lungs. We usually just buy hash from our co-op, but this time we thought...

Great news! It looks like there's been no more death on the leaves due to phosphorus deficiency. The vinegar must have worked! It's only been a bit over 24 hours, but when comparing the brown spots now to the brown spots yesterday, there's been no progression. The almost completely dead looking...

As you sugguested, I have invested in the needed pH equiptment. I bought a meter, calibration liquid, and powder pH down. I'm only using vinegar at the moment because the pH stuff hasn't arrived yet. pH imbalance was my most recent hypothesis; from your response, I'm guessing you agree with it...

Also, my hope for these plants is merely to get them to grow large enough to take fresh clones. I've had them under light all night until I go to sleep now which is probably stressing them out more if they are beginning to revegetate. They are only getting around 14-15 hours of light a day now...

I'm thinking now that this is a phosphorus deficiency due to a high pH (my original inclination was a phosphorus deficiency but I gave them more nutes which didn't help). I've been reading around some more of other people's posts around the site and the browning tips and curling are definite...

Hi. I had two plants that I started last year around July and they grew great for how well I've done in the past. They were stolen and I'm now left with three clones that aren't doing so hot. plant1 plant2 plant3 As you can see from the pictures, the sativas have brown leaf tips and...