Recent content by emariek

Try more like sister, but thanks for your input. I tested the pH and everything seems to be fine. I think I am over watering since I've read that they like to dry out in the soil a little bit before they are watered again and Ive been keeping it constantly moist. So far they have still been wet...

Hi all, Just switched the lighting cycle from 24/0 to 12/12 yesterday and I noticed only one of my plants from 6 is showing light discoloration in the middle of the leaves. All the plants are the same distance from the light and I am using soil so I am not sure if it is nutrient burn or maybe...

I just switched my lighting cycle yesterday and I have noticed that one of my plants has these white splotches on it. It doesn't look like heat damage, and I have plants that are even closer to the light than this one. Maybe over watering? I am also using soil so I do not see how it could be...

Misting has been known to cause mold/rot issues in the leaves. I do not know why you would feel the need to mist if the plant is getting enough water

Never re-use soil, always get rid of it. You can reuse a pot, but you should clean it out with a bleach/water mixture and let it air dry

More specs on setup/plants for optimal responses Mountain Berry strain supposedly sativa 6 plants, 2 not yet transplanted In Vegetative for 2 weeks, starting Saturday Jan 28th Indoor Soil, Miracle Gro Potting Mix in 6" pots 2 CFL lights at 40 watts (equivalent to 150-200W each) Air...

Thanks for your response. As to the strain, the seeds came for a bag and they guy said was medicinal from Colorado called 'Mountain Berry' but I went through it like it was swag (it wasn't very good.) I have fem seeds I bought from the seed bank, but I wanted to complete my first harvest to...

Hi all, I've looked all over the internet trying to find when is the earliest time I can change the light cycle to begin flowering. I am trying to do the SOG method and have started from seeds. So far I have 4 plants transplanted in their final 6 inch containers in a 2.5 square feet...