Leaves curling upwards

• Not for use in areas in which humans are present for more than 4 hours at a time. As far as leaf , it looks like a stress response since stems look dark and dodgy. Most likely other reasons at play.

Budzbuddha said:

Give us more info.

Lights
Strain
Medium
Nutes ( feeding )
Water
Ph
Temps / RH

This way we can see more of the situation.

Side note : Diatomaceous Earth is worthless once it becomes wet. There are better options like mosquito dunks / etc. to deal with soil pest issues.

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Budzbuddha said:

You should be aware of the hazards when using that strip -

• Not for use in areas in which humans are present for more than 4 hours at a time. As far as leaf , it looks like a stress response since stems look dark and dodgy. Most likely other reasons at play.

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Drewhefner said:

Most definitely I grow in my back room where any one hardly steps foot

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Budzbuddha said:

Multiple strips create a vapor hazard.

How long has it been in FFOF soil ?

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Budzbuddha said:

Multiple strips create a vapor hazard.

How long has it been in FFOF soil ?

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Beeswings said:

Right I'd take that strip out and just see what a sticky yellow trap does. No need to introduce insecticide into the air your plant is breathing that you plan on smoking if you really don't have to.

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Beeswings said:

How much Cal mag have you been giving and when did you start? Sort of looks like calcium excess, causing nitrogen excess, iron and magnesium def.

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Budzbuddha said:

FFOF is pretty nute dense right out of bag and can power a plant for weeks by itself.

Feeding ( recharging ) can be done simply by adding more fresh soil to containers ( top dressing ).
No other nute lines necessary. You are probably facing antagonism between different nute sources ( I.E. adding flora series on top of the already nute charged soil ). And you said “ no ph “ which would be done to that liquid line when using.

Straight soil , no ph is fine.

Diatomaceous Earth once wet becomes a messy slurry and just kind of causes issues.

Fungus gnats can happen in soil bags but there are less heavy handed ways to control ( yellow stickies - adult flyers ) and dunks for soil drenching.

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Budzbuddha said:

FFOF is pretty nute dense right out of bag and can power a plant for weeks by itself.

Feeding ( recharging ) can be done simply by adding more fresh soil to containers ( top dressing ).
No other nute lines necessary. You are probably facing antagonism between different nute sources ( I.E. adding flora series on top of the already nute charged soil ). And you said “ no ph “ which would be done to that liquid line when using.

Straight soil , no ph is fine.

Diatomaceous Earth once wet becomes a messy slurry and just kind of causes issues.

Fungus gnats can happen in soil bags but there are less heavy handed ways to control ( yellow stickies - adult flyers ) and dunks for soil drenching.

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weedstoner420 said:

Why are you using the Prozap thing in the first place? Doesn't sound like something I'd want around my plants that I'm going to ingest later...

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Drewhefner said:

Spider mites & fungus nats, it was suggested to me

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weedstoner420 said:

Sorry, I saw you mentioned that after I posted...

Simple stuff like citric acid can work to knock back spider mites, or at least keep them under control, especially in veg. Or beneficial insects, they will never build up an immunity to getting eaten. If it's not a full-on infestation, the squish by hand method can also be pretty effective.

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weedstoner420 said:

Sorry, I saw you mentioned that after I posted...

Simple stuff like citric acid can work to knock back spider mites, or at least keep them under control, especially in veg. Or beneficial insects, they will never build up an immunity to getting eaten. If it's not a full-on infestation, the squish by hand method can also be pretty effective.

Fungus gnats are more of a nuisance than anything. Sticky traps will catch a lot of the flyers, letting the top couple inches of soil dry out will slow them down, and also "mosquito bits" from the hardware store will kill their larvae

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