Find out your ph first....if it's off it doesn't matter what you do to it....fix the ph.

Not to be mean...but i've heard several people say the same thing as you did and I'm curious....why would you not test the ph before assuming it was low and why not test the ph of what you are adding....especially since you have access to some sort of ph tester.

Again...I apologize if I sound mean or rude; it's just that I've seen several people do that kind of thing and am curious as to why you'd approach it like that.
Weedhound Reviewed by Weedhound on . Leaves took a turn for the worse. Ok, here goes. I will try to include everything that may be of help, if I neglect something let me know, this is my first time growing and I am far from a green thumb. Until recently the plants looked great and all information to date has been obtained from this site, so thank you all. To begin with, seeds were planted on July 15th and were under 24/7 light until roughly a week ago at which point I switched them to 18/6. Temperature inside the cabinet is usually right around 80 degrees. It Rating: 5