Quote Originally Posted by stinkyattic
Put something else under your plants, like broken pieces of brick or scrap wood, in the saucers and put the pots ON that. Never let the plant suck up its own waste water. Keep them up out of the waste and you will see that you have no problems with salting any more.
Been doing that for about 6 months now...no rocks in the pot, but under it, in the drip-tray. More room for soil, and easier to see exactly when/if water comes out of the bottom. And since the tray isn't attached to pot, easier to empty if gets too much in it.

Thanks stinky...I can't afford another point, and was starting to get pissed.
Sorry for the disturbance, SirShamus. But hopefully your ladies are back on track. :thumbsup:
Rusty Trichome Reviewed by Rusty Trichome on . Plant problems AGAIN! Hello everyone, need a little diagnosis. Am growing in ocean forest under a 600 hps. Temps are between 76-80, humidity staying between 60-70%. Transplanted into 3 gallon pots about 5 or so weeks ago. The girls are into their 19th day of 12/12. Fed them first time in flower with plain water, then 2 tsp of bigbloom and onetsp of tiger bloom(started looking shitty). Next water was water with black strap 1tsp. Then another dose of the nutes at the same strength, and then water again with Rating: 5