help me 4 fuck sake!!! sum thing is killin my babies!!! hav a look at my pics!

[VampireHigh]

Actually, what are you using to reflect the light from your light source? If it's condensing the light and not letting enough escape, you may be getting leaf burn after you water your chubz.

VampireHigh Reviewed by VampireHigh on 05-17-2009. help me 4 fuck sake!!! sum thing is killin my babies!!! hav a look at my pics! i have posted other things on ere, n i got 2 b honest ive had good advice! so ere i am again! sumthing is killin my babies, help! ive got sum yellow patches, but 2 be honest im not really bothered about that wots fuckin me off is on the same leaves a couple ov lil holes appeared, n ova the last 2 days they hav got alot bigger. im only runnin a very basic set up, they r my first grow, they r under a 400w hps bulb on a 18/6hr light cicle, about 20" ova them(im tryin 2 strecth them b4 i flower Rating: 5

[Rusty Trichome]

looks like u dropped water on ur leaf and it burned but other wise fine

Yup.

First, you need to run a soil run-off pH test, check to see the balance. Now, there is other issues we need to look at. First of all, how many times a day do you water you plants. Also, you need a "Basic" fertilizer that has a low dose of hormonal/nutrient property such as Super Thrive; remember to follow the instructions so you do not compromise the already compromised status of the plant. Calcium deficiency and over/under watering may be an issue also. Good luck, keep the thumbs GREEN!:thumbsup:

Superthrive as a 'basic fertilizer'? :wtf:

Actually, what are you using to reflect the light from your light source? If it's condensing the light and not letting enough escape, you may be getting leaf burn after you water your chubz.

Condensing the light...leaf burn? (in little tiny spots...) lol
Anything else you'd like to throw at the wall, to see if it sticks? Knowing what you are doing is kinda mandatory in the Plant Problem forum, as risking another's meds with under-educated responses can be detrimental to their meds. Members are always welcome to join discussions, but if you don't know what you are troubleshooting and why, perhaps you should let an experienced grower handle the plant problems. :thumbsup: