mudballs
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You can use my eyeroll if you want toIm sure all your problems will go away then
Edit... If you cant grow a plant in soil with water, maybe hydro is too much
All of my plants keep yellowing. *****I can not figure this out
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Jjgrow420
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Nah not hard. People over complicate things
Shastafarian
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Thats the Realest shit bro
and alot of times your right but things sound complicated alot of times untill we just slow down take a fat toke and really try to listen to the plants needs then do what your elders tell yah if you came to them for advice everything typically works out to your advantage if you apply it. I seen it happen a time or two and I been on both ends of that fence taking and receiving good info so its all apart of take what u want and figure it out the hard way or listen and find out the easy way.. Good luck to all my fellow Cabrons.Just remember you'll never panic if you keep it Organic heady growers always agree its the finest indeed.
Seshlife710
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Like I said before. I’ve grown great flowers previously. You’re no help. Carry on with your smart ass.Im sure all your problems will go away then
Edit... If you cant grow a plant in soil with water, maybe hydro is too much
Seshlife710
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Like I said. I’m having an issue with this specific run. You losers trying to say I should switch to coco are lame as fuck. Trying to put me down for reaching out in a cannabis growing forum. Fucking tools. I’ve grow better flowers than 3/4 on here.
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icetech
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and welcome to RIU.... it used to be decent but lately it's pretty horrible 
And why would anyone say switched to COCO when you can doe DWC, it's easier... costs next to nothing and faster turnaround when you are done growing... silly advice to go coco...
P.S. beware the ones that will tell you flushing actually does something also
And why would anyone say switched to COCO when you can doe DWC, it's easier... costs next to nothing and faster turnaround when you are done growing... silly advice to go coco...P.S. beware the ones that will tell you flushing actually does something also
Hollatchaboy
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I do both.
Dwc.... can be harder, and is definitely more stressful. More expensive too.
Hollatchaboy
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So what's your problem now? Usually a grower progresses with knowledge. Not go backwards.
Hollatchaboy
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Humility is key.
twentyeight.threefive
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Just an issue with this specific run? All the pictures in your original post would state otherwise. Looks like all your new runs already have issues from seedlings.
You've barely filled your pots up. Your seedlings and current plants look like shit. Yeah you're a pro, definitely better than 3/4 of people on here right?
Oh yeah and not to mention you were the first person to bring up coco.
Are those photos supposed to be the flowers better than 3/4 of the people on here? Lol.
Herb & Suds
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Frankly it used to be a wealth of disinformation like man weed forumsand welcome to RIU.... it used to be decent but lately it's pretty horrible
P.S. beware the ones that will tell you flushing actually does something also
icetech
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This is true, but it seems a lot dickier bout it now.. like people are giving bad info while being mean for no reason..
Shastafarian
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I seen the tools coming out the wood works on your post so I came genuine buddy. I used to love RIU it was a honest genuine grower forum the community could rely on but alot of us stepped back from the trolling tool bag newbs arguing over such pettiness. It just became more of a bad Jerry Springer episode then a place to be Humble and Learn from eachother. Im sorry you had to see the bad side of RIU but there is still a handfull of us trying to keep the wheels on this ride. Im not the best grower but Ive had 17yrs growing this Sacred Plant so I do have loads of experience with many products gimmicks and tech that can change your grow game for better & worse. With all that said you just have to be prepared not to get sucked into the Trolls here trying to do what they do best. I honestly just laugh at alot of them and smell their funky booties from a mile away now days and figure if I ask a honest question or make a post Im gonna get about 60% trolling & about 20% bro newb tech & about 20% honest heady Grower conversation about it. I will say if you want to learn some deeper heady growing skills Jeremy from Build a Soil truly is on a Teach everyone campaign to help growers grow more since he's invested it might be a little promotional to his products but thats because he truly believes in them and uses them in his daily life growing veggies & cannabis. He has a YouTube channel and Ig that rivals if not beats any self help video for free and if you have any questions that your getting no help with then I'd reach out to him on their Email they actually do their best to answer them with multiple options instead of one track answers. I know the info I gave you will help and Im sorry Im promoting a product I don't like to do that typically but if it works then its just letting you know what I found very successful for my situation and thats the best advice anyone can give is first hand experience. I knew you grew and wasn't a full on newb by the way you came to us and asked your question so I tried to keep it 1k, but real recognize real even when struggling. Insect Frass is also a great one and Down To Earth makes great dry ammendments to build your soil or top dress & brew some heady teas. If you wanna go the more build it yourself route I can teach you how to brew some Heady teas to help seedlings explode. I wouldn't go DWC or Coco in a hobby personal Headstash grow ever its not for Headys its for production and u can still get some super fire but its never true Head Stash. The only way I've seen any hydro become headstash quality is with Aquaponics/fish biology feeding the plants but most who've tried them all prefer soil vs the other mediums. I've come to realize there's no competition to a heady super soil blended with beneficial microbes & humic acids. Don't let the crabs pull you back down in the bucket bro they can only win if they get a reaction but if you give no response who can pull you into a fight or battle of words then... 2 negatives never cancel eachother out only the opposite so u return a negative with a positive its gonna get canceled out if you continue it enough.
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twentyeight.threefive
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It's because the people giving bad information don't know any better or how to grow. Then when you tell them they get super defensive and turn on dick mode.
Seshlife710
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Hey man I appreciate your response. Good to know there are still genuine people in this world. And I have a pretty tough outer shell but I refuse to be heckled by people who most likely don’t know their left foot from their right. You are also correct on my response. I will need your advice and not let it get to me. Just difficult when I know I’m a very capable grower. Just having an issue I can’t figure out. That’s why I’m here. Lol. But thanks again.
Shastafarian
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Had to edit a little once I proof read it lol but hopefully it helps. I know you don't wanna just go buying a bunch of crap to throw at them to try and fix your issue so yes 1st thing Id do is bring that light up or dim it way down for a week to 10days to let them relax and just enjoy growing but u need to get your VPD dialed probably, if your Mars u feel is a better spectrum for veg Id def replace it for the time untill their older or your ready to flower not sure which of yours is more powerful but I use a little Mars Sp150 for seedlings and first stage veg its not bad but Im just simple budget hobby style so I use 2 side by side as a spicy little veg unit with a little more blue spectrum and Im impressed tbh very cool very potent and spread out little 140w . So if I put the babes under even my little FC4800 half dimmed they'll start to get fussy if there too young but if I give them the BF concentrate tea they just say F- it & explode with healthy foliage. I honestly prefer T5 for veg and seedlings they just do the job very well but Im trying to learn the LED style of growing & transition into the future myself. Ive found there is a learning curve for LED but seems worth the trade offs but they need higher Temps for sure 80° F or below has been no bueno ime. I see a drastic change in my plants when it goes below 81°F so my sweet spot is 85-88°F with 65% humidity you can follow the VPD chart for your environment and they truly start to perk up and uptake the biology in the soil/medium. Higher humidity is key too they need that 60% range to really show out for LED vs HPS or HID. Then they will be driving in a race car but then you have to have everything ready for them available in that soil for when they decide I need that NOW they can eat it but I still lightly feed through watering and teas the entire time as well using only Organic nutes but just lower doses typically half of recommended dose and if I see they might be getting a tiny bit too much I drop it down to 1/4 dose but Never do I just give them plain water unless I know my soil is heavily amended with slower release organic compounds especially with LED. Its really best to have a solid soil is your foundation to a successful grow, I feel Roots Organic Original blend isn't too shabby typically easy to snag at ur local stores. Then Id prob get some Build a Soils ammendments to get that soil built the way you can afford and try new things but at low doses so u can see is that doing them good OK I can back off or ramp it up a little. Id say rock the Roots or even FFOF compared to Miracle Grow Organic or not but if you have to do it then Id just ammend that stuff better.
Thats why I like the Bigfoot Concentrate drench tea its simple and quite effective like Recharge but alot better in my experience & cheaper too.Attachments
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Swiller
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Boatguy is 100% correct. If you cannot grow in soil, then it may be very difficult for you to grow hydroponically. My suggestion is simple, get a neutral grow medium mix, and get the FloraGro 3 part series. That is about as easy as it can get to grow excellent cannabis.
speedwell68
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TBH it is easy as pie. Sometimes I wonder how people manage to fuck it up so readily. All I do is buy a balanced off the shelf mix, something suitable for growing in containers, then I add some Perlite. For feeding I just use Liquid Seaweed and PK48. Dead easy. Every few feeds I give them a dash of Epsom Salt, just because.
Hollatchaboy
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I do both. Neither one is harder than the other really, just different. You have to micromanage hydro more so than soil, but there is a learning curve and work to both.