Hi I'm a new indoor grower I use a 600watt hps for flower and 4 foot 4 lamp t5 for veg I use fox farm ocean forest soil and happy frog for clone and young veg I use floranova grow, botonicare calmag plus, sweet, tea, and hydroplex. My plants are not growing to good really slow the center and bottom leaves are drying turning brown and dying I water and feed regularly I can't figure out what the problem is with my set up and nutrients they should thrive any info will help and please remember I'm new first time so detail is a must Thank you so much.
Need help with indoor grow
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sounds like the soil is hot ,ive came across that brand of soil a lot of times on this forum, a lot of nutes in there . just a guess without seeing the pictures ,
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Hey BB got my nightly two hours sleep Lol. Those plants have all the signs of nitrogen overdose and obviously the soil is too rich. I don't have Firefox soil here in Canada- just read about it on this forum. I may be wrong but -the happy frog is for seedlings I believe, and less rich, and the OF is for larger plants and causes nutrient problems for seedlings. I see people complaining all the time about the OF burning their plants. I'm not sure if/how much nutrient you've been adding on top of that, but obviously the plants aren't happy.
Generally the thing to do is flush the plants with lots of water. Before you go ahead and do that though- it would be worthwhile to do a little googling to double check on flushing OF or wait till someone comes along with further advice on it. I see no reason not to just to ahead and flush the plants and am 99% sure you can just do it, but seeing I've never used that soil, and in fact don't even grow in soil at all- I would do a little double check of the flushing procedure first, ok?
Generally the thing to do is flush the plants with lots of water. Before you go ahead and do that though- it would be worthwhile to do a little googling to double check on flushing OF or wait till someone comes along with further advice on it. I see no reason not to just to ahead and flush the plants and am 99% sure you can just do it, but seeing I've never used that soil, and in fact don't even grow in soil at all- I would do a little double check of the flushing procedure first, ok?
