Doc!!! I’m back your the man who taught me what I know!!! I got 2 autos going this time same cheap little set up
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I have two numbers one is a burner kinda lol +1 502-325-4007 that’s the fake number if you can or do you should text me I would like to pick your brain some it is kinda confusing using this site
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Merry Christmas to you 
Looks good to me buddy. And the battle begins.
You didn’t mean to post your number in here did you? Lol
Yea it’s a secondary number kinda like a burner number it’s not my real number I was giving it to doc and whoever else has any tips or whatever
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Yes, yes you do.
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Haha. Smart. If that “fake” number area code is correct you’re in my neck of the woods 
The battle of tug of war begins!!!
My neck of the woods neck of the woods my neck of the woods and yes it might be somewhere in kentucky
I paid for the Photone app if my light is the ts600 then it’s only 100 watt but on full spec mode in Photone since I am probably in veg now I lowered my light to where it is getting 5-600 ppfd at the top of the plant
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I don’t think that’s your issue, have you introduced calmag?
i’d bring those temps up too also why are the leaves wet?
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Not calmag. Calmag doesnt start at the tips of the teeth on fan leaves.
As you can see from this inage it starts at tips a lil but mostly as brown/rust colored blotches in the center portions of the leaf.
Rusty tips at the teeth of the fan leaves could be either overwatwring or a ph flux, among other possibilities.
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Pull her top over a little more. When you water don’t let water/feed touch leaves.
lol I thought I could wet them a little with a spray bottle but was told only if I was giving it a dark period
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If you have to use like neem oil or something it is recommended you do it right before lights off (not in flower!)
The water droplets will act as a magnifying glass and they will burn the leaves with the assistance of your lights.
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All right guys update I seem to be having lock out. Only one plant is doing good and I’ve done the same thing to them all so I don’t understand I originally topped, dressed some dolomite, lime and oyster shell from down to Earth to combat low pH problems. They were fixed for a short time. And everything was looking good so I went ahead and flipped to flower. My environment is good. My lights aren’t too close. Everything is pointing me to feeding and watering and pH issues. I’m using RO water that I buy at Walmart from those primo water dispensers. The ppm always comes back at around 10 to 20 from there I’ll add 300 ppm’s of Cal mag as a buffer, sometimes even between waterings all use 40 p.m. silica, and then 300 ppm Cal mag then, I follow the feeding chart provided by Foxfarm I believe that this is all being caused by the soil that I’m using Foxfarm. Apparently what I’ve been reading doesn’t have enough perlite, which I knew so I had added some before mixing up my soil, but what I didn’t know was apparently it doesn’t contain enough lime. Or buffering something like that because other people are having problems with low pH. I have a good pH meter an apera and just a basic ppm meter i’m starting to suspect one Plant might have root Rot but doesn’t seem that bad As it doesn’t really smell unless I do a deep watering in my air flow is really good I am in week four of flower and if that’s the case What do you guys think my options are I have the soil and a new pot. I can repot it and give it mycorrhiza and cut off the affected roots I’m just really at a loss here I’ve been battling this for so long. Definitely want to figure out what’s going on and I for sure. Want to try pro mix HP next time any advice will be greatly appreciated. Thank you.
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