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I use well water and was using CaliMagic and some of her leaves were curling like that...she was getting too much of either or and went with FloraMicro for Hardwater stopped using CaliMagic...and she responded..and flourished...not saying that's what is going on with yours but it looks similar

Here is a pic without the light on

Growing in Coco using GH Flora Trio middle of the 5th week of Flower..I was following a schedule for a DTW. I have been using Feed/Water/Feed but have switched to feeding everyday. I religiously monitor my pH and PPM and document it...My pH I try to achieve is 5.79 to 5.81 my PPM fluctuates a...

After much debate and reading (I read a lot) I am going to feed her everyday...and adjust the nutes if she looks like she is getting burned...not too late to make the change..she looks very good..so its not a life or death decision for her...Thank you again for your expertise...I appreciate it..

Thank you...

Can you direct me...not quite sure who, what, or where that is...TY

I understand the concept...I have been using a Feed/Water/Feed schedule from the beginning, which I have had very good results with...I do not use CaliMagic because I have well water which has been tested..The reason I have questions concerning the feed everyday concept..I have attached a feed...

Thanks for the input..I have the pot elevated about 1” with a cookie sheet with a backery drying rack which the pot sits on one end is elevated to allow the water to drain to one end...I end up vacuuming with a bucket head from Home Depot after I water...my point is if I have to do that why not...

I totally disagree...unless you can prove otherwise...I live in rural NC and feed with well water. Out of the tap water temp varies depending on outside temp between 75 and 76 degrees...and have never had any problems what so ever...its what is natural so why do you think lowering the temp will...

Thanks for the input...clicked on your link before your last post...will definitely be reading!!..I use a DTW schedule..Run Off would be problem for me though...I do not have a very complex setup...

TBH I have never thought about placing the feedings on a drip timer..I hand water daily..what would one need as far as a setup for an "Auto Drip"

I give her plain pH'd water between feedings for two reasons..helps prevent lockout/burn and flush salts from the medium..since I have such high levels of TDS..Week 5 Day 2 of Flower

So basically go with what your comfortable with either or....I was concerned that since flushing causes the plant to pull all the nutes from the leaves (mainly N) the pH will effect the quality in the last two weeks..I could be way off on that..just being cautious

Searched the forum but couldn't find a definitive answer...so if I didn't search good enough my apologies.. I live in rural NC on well water...pH 9.0 TDS 271...use Flora Trio (Hardwater and NO CalMag) after Nutes I adjust pH to 5.8..H2O temp consistent 75 degrees..never had an issue with the...

Love the Hot Dry Air!!! Grew up in SoCal...Santa Ana winds...so I know exactly what you mean by blast furnace..haha! You don't have the humidity issues like I do..I envy you and others who are able to grow outside with little or no worries..Love those plants your growing!!

Awesome Outdoor Grow!!! What do you use the "Homer Buckets" for....

A 250w HPS is great for a small tent like mine...if I decide to get a 400w HPS I will definitely need a bigger tent if nothing more a taller one..

I will...Thank you

I need a bigger tent!! I have a 2x4x5...Though I have had success with a lower wattage HPS..would like to see for myself all the hype with LED...I want to try an outdoor grow next year but the humidity in NC..would be disastrous to the buds in late flower...I live on 51 acres of private...

Damn those Colas are packed...very impressive...I hope mine ends up like yours...my electric bill only goes up $30 a month that’s with everything running...not too bad...live in southeastern NC...humidity is my only concern...but I am able to keep RH low..so far