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D.A.A.S.69 Lunar Yo guyz! Have you hear of a DrZiggy's Low And Slow Drying within the fridge? They say terpenes evaporate at +15C or smth, and some of them considered like a steering column for cannabinoids being like wheels. So they put em into a fridge in open jars for a long time like 1-2 months from what I've heard. What you think?
 
Yo Sallisawjim my man! Check ph of your clay pebbles, put them in a water or smth to test...
All the times I used clay pebbles my ph grew +1/+3 points, depended on the quantity (like drainage layer 1cm for 18L pot under the sand layer as well before soil).
 
MrGreenFingers did you feed within nutrients? i'm in soil, but suppose she is big enough to start watering around her to push roots sides and give her more water to eat smth. If she's feeling bad - give her less light. Comparing to mine 100w your bulb sounds like Transformer ))) Give her a rest, light enough to keep her current processes well, not forced to gym
 
looking good, water properly, use good water (RO or settled), let it dry, be easy with nuts and you'll be ok!
check ph if you use tap water
 
whopee, No, never heard of Ziggy, except from DavidBowie, lol, damn good album too!!
Never tried in the fridge though, to be honest ,it sounds kinda scary to me, but I don't know how to do it like that.
Never had any problems drying in brown bags, we been drying in bags forever, too. Hard to change,
Thanks whopee.
 
Mushy is a good word. It just crumbles and easily pulls apart. I guess I'll bag it and take it to the dump as I don't want it near my compost or any future grow. Just as an FYI, I believe the mold was introduced to my yard via a peony plant I purchased at one of the big box stores. You get what you pay for. This has been a hard learning experience. I appreciate the input here.
 
Hi, first time grower here. Can someone comment if this is what a male looks like, I saw this tonight when I got home from work. I don't want the females to get pollinated.
 

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Yes.... that is a male by all text book photos and descriptions. Silly analogy but...males have balls and these sure look look like balls. But before you destroy him< let another chime in to confirm. But seems pretty damn positive
 
I am too new to be authoritative but in reading a ton of books in the last 3months, my brain keeps recalling a phosphorus deficiency. But do not use this opinion as fact. I had a slightly similiar event about 2 weeks into transition and decided ... ok, i will add a pk blooming nutrient. I also measure my ppm of nutrient versus stock water and I am running about 740ppm on nutes. Since adding the pk blooming additive, IT SEEMS like the latest growth and flowers have perked up a fair amount. I am not sure if the transition stage in hydro causes a deficiency or change in plant metabolism and maybe I am making WAY TOO MUCH OUT OF IT ALL BUT...those plants did seem to look better.... I hope some part of this helps... do your roots look nice and bright?
 
Mold and rot is due to certain natural conditions to occur,moisture and lack of air movement and temperature, are key players and that is why my friend,I defoliate ! For better air movement thru the plant....
 
Hi all, I need your help!
My first try, it is an orange bud (I think autoflower) and as you can see on the fotos the upper leaves look like they were burnt but they sure aren't, because the plant is since the beginning at roomtemperature (20-24 °C). What could it be and what should I do?
On the other fotos I saw some brown spots on few lower leaves is it ok or should I worry about them too?
Beside that she looks pretty healthy for me there are many new sprouts.
Any ideas?
Thanks for the advices!
 

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hmm I dont know about the ph but I'm gonna check it. I thought about a root issue too because it's in a 3l container and I think I slowly need at least a 6l one. I haven't give any nutrients yet and I water till runoff of 20%. Thanks I'm gonna check the roots out.
 
Help! She was droopy last night and woke up to her looking like this. I posted this in my journal as well but not getting much traction. Thanks!
 

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The starter leaves are turning yellow. I haven’t changed anything but moving the lights a little further up, only watering with 6.7 phd water.
 
I think it's your soil.
Organic matter is a good thing, but when you get lots of none decomposed stuff like that, especially lots of tree bark, all the microbes in your soil that are trying to break the stuff down for your plant, end up using nearly all the available nitrogen to do it. So a plant gets anemic, especially a young seedling. So that soil is really bad for what your doing.

Can you get your hands on some Fox Farms Ocean Forrest? It's not perfect, but lots of places are selling it now, and it works good for pot. I know some folks who use it, like to add a bit of perlite, up to a third at the most, so that you have better oxygen to the roots.

It would be tricky to safely transplant that seedling out of that stuff, but you are going to be fighting issues for a long time in that stuff, and I think the combo of the decomposing pot, would hurt it even more.
 
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