u/Swimming_Gain_4989

Nutrients are exactly the same, only difference is a larger reservoir.

Wound up winning this game after being down 10k

I think the leaves are a bit curly because I let the resevoir get empty and it's a bit leggy b/c the light was too high. Otherwise looks good, +1 to maxigro

I found a cheap scoth bonnet for sale from Lowes and stupid me thought I could add it to my kratky tent. I don't know what these are but google suggests they're aphids, terminal, and near impossible to get rid of. What are my options here? Do I need to clean the tent as well?

Too bad even with the POS that is vanguard they were still able to ruin 50+ ranked games. What is even the point. https://u.gg/lol/profile/na1/tb778-na1/overview

Would really appreciate any help as (I think) both plants are showing signs of stress.

I started both of these from seed and while I'm satisfied with their pace both plants seem a bit off. Both were given 1/4 dose of maxigro and I've just bumped that up to half strength. Water was PH balanced to 6.0.

PIC 1: This is their setup. They're positioned roughly 2 feet away from a 100W grow light. Standard temp hovers between 75-90 and humidity is usually around 40%.

PICS 2 and 3: This is the Hungarian hot wax. This one had a strong start but over the past week the leaves have started to droop a bit and they're turning a bit pale and yellow. The most confusing part of this one is there's only 2 long roots coming out of the cube, there's no branching whatsoever. Additionally, that smaller root might be from the other seedling that was cut.

PICS 4 and 5. This is the Habanero. This one has started growing much more vigorously which I didn't expect because Hot Wax are supposed to grow faster. All in all this guy looks strong but the leaves have been folded up since it first sprouted. I've tried giving it less light but that didn't have any effect and when I put it back with the Hot wax it started growing fast again.

My only hint is they might be getting fungas gnats from the Soil plant next to it in the tent. Please let me know if you have any questions.

I was in a rut where I kept bouncing around between 200 and 300 and learned that rather than looking for fancy sacrifices and tactics, it's better to play fast, simple moves that put pressure on the opponent.

As an example, at a moment like Qf6 my instinct used to be to look for ideas where I could push that pawn, sack the night on d7 to free up the bishop and try to muster together a fast counterattack to punish how overextended the queen is. Instead, just punishing that queen simple moves forces the other guy to spend time calculating until they screw up and start leaving pieces hanging.

Grew more leaves in the past week then it did in 3 months.

Shoutout u/getcemp