I see this when leaves are resting on each other. Leave transpire (basically they sweat) and if they're touching each other, instead of sweating into the air they sweat on each other. It's definitely not a big deal at all, but maybe a sign it's time to tuck some leaves, or clip some off. Tucking is better than trimming. I usually trim the bottom of the plant though, or leave it!
Thanks man. It's cool we're both on our first photosensitive grow at such similar plant ages. Looking forward to seeing how this works out for us.
Lol when I'm not at home peeking in the tent, I'm looking at pictures of them. I've never tried coco. I use
Cocoloco which is actually a rich soil like Happy Frog or Ocean Forest, but it uses coco coir instead of peat. It holds a ton of water. I use a 70% perlite, 30% Cocoloco mix ammended with some extra worm castings and dolo lime. It's like a hybrid medium then. It wets and drains very well, with lots of room for gases for the microbes, while still retaining moisture and rich goodies to be broken down over time. The results I'm getting make me feel like I'm on the right track with these General Organics nutrients. Frequent watering with just a bit of their sugary Biothrive base feeds seem to crank up the microbial activity.
