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yeah ill be throwin mine in at 6 and a half and 7 and a half weeks my tallest will be bout 15 inches or so and my baby will be bout 13.5 inches just an estimated guess. my closets not quite as big as yours but i should be ok with what i got. What kind of yield would you be satisfied per plant im hopin for 2 oz's a plant
 
so your sayin you'll be happy if the three give you an oz? I think you'll get more than that between the three of em, maybe an oz a plant is my opinion lol but what do i know. But like i told my wife ill be happy if they just bud beins that its my first grow.
 
lol yeah im in that boat with ya but at the same time lookin at alot of everyone elses threads im doin mine pretty close to thiers and thier gettin 3,4 and 5 oz's per plant so im hoping mine are goin to produce 2 a piece
 
That looked like a regular spider in your pic. I have a few dead bugs pretty much everyday. I have the tent and perimeter pre-cleaned and srayed, so if they come in, they die.
I was wondering if you ever topped your plants, or if you were planning on doing it??? I just topped mine last night, but I need to get pics up still.
 
I don't know if that was a spider mite or not but I think I definitely have them. The leaves are bronzing bad. I'll get a pic up here in a minute.

I have been spraying them and the closet with home defense max. I've also been soaking them pretty heavily with misting.
 
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It's either a calcium/magnesium deficiency:


Older Leaves Yellow From the Center Outward, Leaf tips brown progressing inward, pale new growth
Look to trace element deficiency for these problems. Magnesium and Calcium are likely culprits. You can add a bit of dolomite lime to your water (1 tsp/gallon) or add a supplement such as cal-mag, or cal-max, or similar. As always with nute deficiency your problem may actually be a PH imbalance.



Or it could be some over nuting. What is you ppm at these days. Are they drinking? It can be related to the pest but let's check on a few things first.
 
MostlyCrazy said:
It's either a calcium/magnesium deficiency:


Older Leaves Yellow From the Center Outward, Leaf tips brown progressing inward, pale new growth
Look to trace element deficiency for these problems. Magnesium and Calcium are likely culprits. You can add a bit of dolomite lime to your water (1 tsp/gallon) or add a supplement such as cal-mag, or cal-max, or similar. As always with nute deficiency your problem may actually be a PH imbalance.



Or it could be some over nuting. What is you ppm at these days. Are they drinking? It can be related to the pest but let's check on a few things first.
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I think you're right on MC!
 
PPM is 974 (before half gallon has been added for today and including my water's ppm). They drink about half a gallon a day. My smallest, on the right hand side of the tank is wilting pretty badly too:

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I added 1/8 dose of nutes when I replenished a half gallon of water. When I poured it in, the solution was being poured near her roots but not directly on them. I have been spraying them with a lot of water, water/bleach solution (1 gallon water:1 tbsp bleach; I only did this once or twice), home defense max a few times.
 
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