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From those pics it looks like color fade from finishing, I'd back off the feeds and let it do its thing.

Tough to pick just 5. No particular order: 1. Oni 2. Gage Green Group 3. OG Rascal 4. Exotic Genetix 5. Ocean Grown Honoroable mentions: * Relentless Genetics * Square1 Genetics

My apologies mate, I had never heard it used in that term, only as a reference to a pH being above 7.0 alkaline(basic). But your explanation to your water pH and lack of hardness makes a lot of sense as to the medium bufferring the high pH.

I said peat moss breaks down over time, as a result of this breakdown the medias pH drops, meaning it becomes more acidic. It has been well documented that cannabis prefers slightly acidic soil (or soiless) conditions.

You do know alkalinity is a word used to describe the basic part of the pH scale i.e. the pH scale above 7. So by saying its alkalinity not the pH that matters makes no sense.

Lime does not have indefinite buffering capabilities. Watering promix with a pH of 8.0 will quickly use up its buffering ability. By controlling your pH input at the target pH range you allow yourself more probablity to stay in range for the grow duration. Also peat naturally breaks down over...

Tips down leaf edged rolled under...

Those fan leaves edges rolling under instead of being flat and the tips clawed down are key indicators of nitrogen toxicity

When you amend promix with Organic amendments and then try to feed it synthetic bottled nutrients you can def run into problems which is what I was getting at. Organic amendments are meant to be broken down by the food web and absorbed over time. Synthetic nutrients are immediately available and...

If you look at your fan leaves the tips of them are turned down. This is known as "the claw" and indicates excessive nitrogen. Another indicator that I see that there is too much nitrogen is in your new growth. The new growth you have is deep green, new growth should start off a lighter color...

Your runoff numbers are not nearly as bad as you think. High runoff especially in coco is not a big concern due to its CEC, the cocos natural tendency to hold onto certain nutrients which it keeps away and doesnt allow the plant to use. You pH is way to low also, 6.0-6.3 is where you should be...

^truth. "Soil-ponics"

Absolutely, it will root about the same time as normal clone, but at week 8 of flower expect at least 4 weeks before new growth starts to show. When new growth does start, leaves will often be deformed and spiralled and grow wrapped around the shoot trapping the shoots inside. Its best to...

You should never water promix and not know the pH and EC/PPM of the solution. Some on this thread are imply it's not important when its very important to make nutrients available. Promix is soiless and acts very different from an organic soil. Organic soil will regulate its own pH where promix...

Elevated just hit the nail on the head. Most people on this thread are trying to use promix with organic amendments which isnt the brst route to feed in soiless. Promix and coco are better fitted for synthetics giving the grower will have complete controls of immediate inputs.

Promix (promix hp particularly) is extremely easy to use if you know the ph and ec everytime you water. ( synthetic based nutrients)

You don't pH the water, you're pH'ing the medium, remember that.

You're severely underestimating that spydr unit. That is a commercial unit meant to be used in an open environment not a tent. It should be at 36 in from your canopy at 40% dimmed until your plant is matured and can handle it. What fox farm nutrients are you using. Also ditch the drops in invest...

If anyone is still live on this thread and would like help using promix, I'd be glad to put you on the right path. Especially after reading all of the abysmal advice that was previously left.