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The sun is the most powerful light source known to man. Are you now saying that the sun’s too bright for your outdoor plants? Then why would it be any different indoors? Absolutely no difference. I think your confusion comes from many other people telling you different things, and you believing...

You have 5 pages of content. clearly you shouldn’t be growing.

I’m done arguing have a great day

From what you know. This is your first grow correct? My information comes from over 25yrs experience growing in every medium. Maybe you should just get a book to tell you your problems.

You mean from what you’ve read? Books can’t fix a problem

LED’s, metal halides, hps ect will give your plants a different look but if you have burnt tips there are other issues your dealing with

You have other problems unrelated to how much light you’re getting. Make sure your root zone is soaked constantly and make sure you read all your runoff lol. Overthinking is the major problem growers have & your way overthinking things

Says the guy having problems. If you knew everything why are you asking for help. I mean its only your first grow? You have tons to learn.

Too much light? Do plants outdoors get too much sunlight? Maybe if you moved your light directly over the plant where it was burning them but plants can never get enough light

Those brown tips are a sign of over feeding

Somebody is always going to disagree I’m good with that

At week 5 you should just strip those leave’s away. At week 5 your plant is drawing energy from the big sucker leaves & whatever you do stop reading your runoff. If you are reading runoff you are overwatering! Period

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It does cost a lot 900+ for boost but it’s worth every dollar. The average grower looks to save as much money as they can without sacrificing quality but sometimes that doesn’t happen

No I use their schedule with cal mag

I’ve been using canna for about 17 yrs. I couldn’t imagine using anything but.

Why?

My honest opinion about enzymes. It’s a marketing gimmick for growshops to sell growers having problems. Never in my life “I’m 50” have I seen this anything like this until our state turned medical. Then they come out with beneficial bacteria, another good one & nematodes. All of these things...

Perilte attracts green algae which in turn attracts fungus gnats. I’d think twice about using that. The biggest problem growers have with coco is overwatering, the next is ph. Why anybody measures their runoff is a puzzle. If you put ph’d water 5.9-6.1 and let the plant uptake those nutes &...

Remember the term runoff. Yes you are overwatering. Coco is not designed to be overwatered. Let your plant uptake what you have when your pot is light. It never hurts a plant to be dried out to the point of it almost drooping