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Sounds like you might have to dry stress them just a tad more. 'Hardening off'. If they are yellowing, I would feed them, but if they aren't, maybe just a dash of food. You want them to look for it, you know? I think they can be treated a little to well sometimes and they will just sit there...

Agreed, and taken care of. Welcome, but please, we must remain anonymous. Thanks.

Just adding to what Hick pointed out, although many of us may be medcal, maybe even caregivers, we still have the feds and thieves to fear. Security is number one and IMO we should all keep our mouths shut.;) I did not put thousands of dollar price tags on my plants, the feds and dealers did...

Exactly what happened to me. For synthetic growers, I would reccomend General Hydroponics Dry ph adjusters, a tub will last forever. For organic growers, I would use Earth Juice ph down...which is based on citric acid.

Is the actual main stem red? You can easily go half bloom/ half veg ferts anytime you want. Actually, it will help to do so a few days before taking clones too. Ph sounds fine.

Have you read my grow journal? There are pics of my worm bin in it, and tons of info on organics. To start your bin strong, keep it warm, 75-85, closer to 85 will get them going faster. The bin can even be open. Unless something goes wrong (too much or too little food) they will not try to...

Nice Wake:aok: Remember guys, food doesn't make her fat like it does us, she gets that from light.

Nice! We could always use the help.:aok: This place is a sanctuary, no profanity, no name calling permitted.;) I think you will find it quite relaxing.:smoke1: Eman:ccc:

Oh...sorry...I was asking the original poster.:o Pink 'stems' does make me a little concerned. Pink meristems are very common, but as far as the 'main' stem being pink...well...I'm sure there are strains that might...but I have yet to grow one. I think it would be safe to add a touch of bloom...

You guys switch avatars and I forget who is who.:o Oh well, I switched too.:rolleyes: I never remove any leaves, not even dead ones. The reason is, even if a leaf appears completely dead, the plant can store toxins in it. One exception = ventilation. If running a SOG or SCROG, or you...

Hanna, Truncheon, Nutradip, Milwaukee are the best I believe...I did get my Hanna combo meter used off of ebay. No temperature compensation though.

Trying to find a balance here: 1) My desire to teach and learn 2) Potential Experience If that doesn't make sense, lemme explain. I have been posting and reading alot lately, not just here, but all over the net. I used to do a lot of lurking, but at some point, you have to ask...

Not the preferred method, but if that's all you have...sure you can.

Can you post some pics?

Very cool.:cool: If only I could hike like when I was younger.:( What month do you expect to harvest? Here's to all females my freind.:heart: Eman:ccc:

I hear you there, earthworm casings are very expensive...yet the easiest fertilizer there is to make. Nearly everything that goes in our trash could go in the hole. Junk mail, newspaper, cardboard...just no waxy or color printed. Fruit peels, oatmeal, male plants, nearly anything organic. I...

Do you know your ph? Just like bombbudpuffa said it can be genetic. I do find all veggers need a dose of bloom ferts occaisionally though.

You can turn that hole into your very own worm farm if you like. Earthworm casings are probably the single most important thing you can add to your soil. They will not burn...not even seedlings...in fact, some grow in e casings and perlite alone. The 'fluffyness' you saw was probably pure...

You might have seen it...but this thread has details on what the calyx do. http://www.marijuanapassion.com/forum/showthread.php?t=1938 I am 6+ in widow but my camera is to crappy to have done a 'pictorial timeline'...perhaps checkout TBG's grow of it...they are excellent photographers.

I have seen the earthworm thing discussed before, I would think that containers are generally too high a concentration of ferts for worms to be happy. But, I have heard of people doing this successfully...may just have to find the right species.