Ok I haven't updated in 5 days because the ladies haven't needed water until now, due to the mass leaching after transplant. As of two days ago, I've been using my 1000w MH with my 400w HPS to help flowering, because I've come to the conclusion of it being a bad idea to downsize in wattage from veg to flower.

I've also LST'd the plants again for maximum light exposure, and they are loving it. Ladies look 3x as good pretransplant!

Watered today with 1tsp tigerbloom per gal at 6.8-7.0 pH

Runoff pH at 5.5-5.6!!! :wtf: I am a newbie at this and have no clue what's going on. Like I said, the transplant has aided in the overall health of the plants, but it's just a matter of time before I get the same problems again. Is it because of the shitty miracle grow soil? ARGH.. My plan of attack is to just water with 7.2-7.4 pH every watering to slowly raise it.

What soils are good to use that are around the price of MG? I don't want to mix my own and use ingredients, that would be way over my head.

I will update again, thanks for reading.
Salvein211 Reviewed by Salvein211 on . Plant leaves dying off! So below is a filled out form, filled out to the BEST of my knowledge. I have pictures of the leaves themselves, and the grow room, so if any red flags come up please let me know. What is your experience level? Novice, 2nd grow Your Equipment: 1000w MH for veg, have a 400w hps, but going to get another most likely .2) Distance from tops? Middle plant 7"-8", others (8"-14") .3) Reflector type? Big circular 360 degree reflector .4) Is there a consistent fresh air supply? Grow is in Rating: 5