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Yah, I thought that is what I may have been doing with the hydrotron, I'll get started on a change out in the morning. I have been top watering with a turkey baster a couple times daily, thanks for the advice I really appreciate it! I may stick with the hygrozyme for now too. I'll post some pics...

Hey thanks for the reply, I am using enzymes, hygozyme, but I'm thinking of cutting it in the next res as I've heard mixed reviews on it, mostly negative. There is hydrotron in the net pots and I only gave it an approx 20 min rinse in a collander, a soak with bleach solution and a final rinse...

Is it normal for a living DWC res to look a bit discolored and not completely clear? The microbes I'm using are above and the roots haven't came out the bottom yet, there is no off smell.

Hey, so i've decided to try Hydroponics and will begin with a DWC system with plans to go RDWC in the future. I have some questions about living or sterile rez. I bought hygrozyme for enzymes and a powdered bacteria with the following colonies as a replacement for hydroguard. Guaranteed...

No, if it was mine I would maybe tuck a few of the fans that are blocking lower branches, but I wouldn't be in a rush to remove any. You can still see right through your canopy and it isn't dense enough to gain anything from defoliating at this point. Also Auto's are a lot more sensitive to...

Do you have a scope? Wouldn't hurt to confirm it's not being caused by russets or broad mites.

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Do you know the potential alkalinity or even the ppm/EC of the tap water? It can sometimes be found online if you don't have a meter.

Wow this looks so nice, but is day 28 a typo? Just looks so ripe and delicious for 4 weeks! This is a Slurricaine at 7.5 weeks

What is your water source? I had a similar symptom progression while using peat and dry amendments and I believe it came down to my water source. It was really hard water with some sodium in it and those minerals built up and caused lockout. Just something to consider especially with organics...

Was pretty impressed with the frost on this Slurricaine girl @4 weeks flower!

You did a great job to get your plant this far your first time avoiding nutrient and watering issues that trip up new and experienced growers alike. From the pictures you posted I noticed you still had a decent amount of white hairs, your plant still looks quite green and healthy and your buds...

Looks like she could go a good bit longer

Looks good! May want to consider a heater if 15.5c/60f is your normal lights on temp.

I think you were on the right track but came to the wrong solution. A pH of 6 is only slightly low, and you indicated that it was rising on it's own (it's supposed to), which is why it's a good idea to "cook" peat based mediums before planting. This basically allows the lime the mfg added to...

1) 4 weeks 2) yes too early 3) some testing shows it increases thc 4) Depends on your drying area IMO, if it's humid smaller sections are better, if your drying area has low RH hanging bigger sections is better up to whole plant as the stems hold moisture and slow the drying process down, I...

Yup, looks like a couple danglin' bawls to me

I've had this issue myself more then I care to admit and it's super frustrating. Same deal, great veg and stretch then boom mid-flower 3-5 weeks in it hits. The timeline leads me to believe in my case that it's salt buildup from poor watering practices. Do you know the ppm of your runoff and of...

Looks a bit like light stress possibly, they look close to the lights in that 1 picture, could just be perspective. Is the upper growth most affected? Not always the closest leaves first, sometimes takes a few days for light stress to show, especially with "cooler running" leds. So it may look...

Looks like that may be pictures of sugar leaves, the pics from yesterday still show white/pink pistils. I'd think he still has a couple weeks left, the original predictions were pretty accurate IMO.