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hey there Byktoryo, the best for me is humic acid, second is fluvic acid, third is "amino acids" - these are the correct additives. when you transplant it's good to start just with two or three times only additives, next add nutrients like normal : calmag + NPK + additives. Hope this helps .

next time add some more amendments that lower pH.. for current run, can add acid to your water or fertilized water to bring pH down... common household products like white distilled vinegar is a good option. i prefer to avoid acids that also add nutrients. This could impact how much of a particular nutrient product you add, too. 7pH is fine.. if oyu have no problems and your fertilizer is well-balanced for that particular pH, i wouldn't worry too much about it... mix soil a bit differently next time and you'll dial in that pH.... as you do, expect to adjust how you feed too. ratio of nutes needed may change at various pH.

The white marks on the leaves are from the sun burning them... did you start these indoors and then move them outside? If you do that, you need to introduce the plants (any plant!) to the sun gradually... I will take my indoor pots outside and put them in the shade for a day or two before getting them into full sun. It's nothing to worry about right now but if you see continued burn on your leaves, I'd pull them back into the shade a bit for a day and then try them again. The only other thing I'd like to mention is that there are different strains for different climates... some strains need a hot climate, some need a cooler climate... so next time you choose some seeds, pay attention to the type of climate the seeds are going to require... I think these will be fine but you'd probably have better success with something like Sour Diesel or Amnesia Haze... there are lots to choose from. Good luck - I wish MY weather was a bit warmer but not as warm as yours! :-D

Hey Byktory085, Good call to put something on your soil like straws so your soil doesn't dry up fast. When did you gave water when you took thoose pictures? Because your soil does look nice wet to me. Make sure you do not overwater your plants. You might have to consider giving less then 500ml because you now use thoose straws. Yes you can just water on the straws. Burry your meter 15-20cm deep for now and you will be fine. You can always learn the weight of your pot by just lifting them up, after a couple of times, you know when she is light or heavy, so you know when to give water. Like Organoman said, you can always put your finger 5cm into the soil, when putting your finger out and you have wet dirt on your finger, you know she still has water :) Overal your plants look fine to me, Goodluck growing :)

Small bit of extra feed should do away with that. But even saying that. Be careful it looks like your plant is in or very near optimal conditions Sometimes leafs lower down will just get eaten or bypassed to support other growth. But more than likely it'll just a slight N def that happened in the push before pre flower. If you see any leafs higher up go yellow and keep going yellow then you have an issue. It all looks good to me. Good luck.