Mr.Mister

6-4-4 (I haven't used it since the 2nd week in the flower room), at this point the buds are growing and the leaves are still dropping, the other two sativas (different strain) I have that are a couple of weeks younger have stopped growing altogether with small flowers on them, I'm assuming they are a loss cause.

I've read on FF's website that certain nutrients will only release with water in the 5.5 to 6 range so this is what I'm trying now. Until now I've been watering at 6.5 to 7. Those nutrients are - manganese, magnesium and phosphorus.

Agreed and it's hard to discern the advice too..

Yes I've suspected this too.

RO meaning reverse osmosis? Not here, just out of the well.

Temps have been hovering around 60º at night and 70º during the day.

Yes but at 2 weeks into flowering? and I have some in the veg room that are showing signs of the same symptoms now. Thanks for the reply, so my watering has been too base and by increasing the acidity it may help at this point?

This is the second go around with this and I'm running into the same problem, what's puzzling is it's only happening to the sativa's and I have two different strains of them. Indica's are fine with the same treatment.

I've been having a problem growing sativa plants in general but for this thread I need to address my White Widows. Growing indoors under 1000 watt hps Growing in FF Ocean Forest soil Watering thoroughly when pots are light in weight with water ph 6.5-7 5th week in flowering room Spots and yellowing lower leaves started to show up a after a couple of weeks in the flowering room. They have been very healthy up to then. Moderately fertilized with GroBig upon entering flowering room and then again a week later. Also have used superthrive in watering. Added 2tbs. of dolomite to soil o

Looks to me Prop. 19 lost because the growers like the present day situation, it lost in Trinity Humboldt and Mendocino counties! Message here is no need for big pharma to step in.

For what it's worth to everyone I wrote the Medical Marihuana Program Coordinator about this and she states in one plain sentence - The law does not state this information. Therefore, you will need to consult with an attorney.

Yes I think it is the way I'm going. Thanks to all and enjoy this beautiful weather we've been having.

Just remembered that the other patient cannot be my caregiver because of a felony record.

Rev, yes my intuition tells me that this would be the safer way to go but I needed another opinion on the matter. Thanks for yours.

I'll be starting to grow my own soon (I have a card) and am wondering if it is legal for me to allow another legal patient to grow in the same space with me. They won't be leaving their card with me so all I would have is their paperwork, would it be safer if I became a caregiver for that person? Thanks in advance.