First grow, not sure what I've messed up! Plants sick please help!
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Cannamusic
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Soil looks a touch dry.
Did you poke drainage holes in the cups?
Did you poke drainage holes in the cups?
Nunyabiz
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Need to raise your humidity to about 70% and temp up a few degrees like 79
And if that's straight coco then some really weak veg nutrients with a little aloe vera
And if that's straight coco then some really weak veg nutrients with a little aloe vera
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BudSmoker204
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Yes cups have drainage, soil is dry on top but moist less than an inch underneath
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BudSmoker204
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Temp can be raised, going to need a humidifier or something else to raise the humidity.
kushdaddyshiz
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bowl of water and hang a towel in it..done deal...lol...best wishes
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BudSmoker204
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Any idea why the leaves would be like that? I may have had some overspray with the water, would that have caused this?
captainhowdy
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Yeah I keep a bucket of h20 in my tent it helps me stay around 50.
Those tips of the leaves look weird.. doesn't look like heat burn or over under watering to me... maybe @Emilya Would be so kind to have a look.
New growth looks good though so i think you can snap her back!
Best of luck
Stay high my friend,
The Captain
Those tips of the leaves look weird.. doesn't look like heat burn or over under watering to me... maybe @Emilya Would be so kind to have a look.
New growth looks good though so i think you can snap her back!
Best of luck
Stay high my friend,
The Captain
Edzzed
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My solution.....Bucket has a water pump that comes on every 2 hours for 5 minutes to soak towel. Fan blows on it when it rotates.
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BudSmoker204
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Emilya Green
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looks like an overwatered young plant to me... lower roots are beginning to shut down. Let this plant dry all the way down to the bottom between waterings... DO NOT keep it moist.
Nunyabiz
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If this coco or mostly coco or is it soil?
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BudSmoker204
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Coco with a potting mix underneath
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BudSmoker204
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Thank you for the input! I am going to let it dry out before watering again, I can also transplant it into a bigger pot if that will help it out?
Emilya Green
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you can, and it will, temporarily... unless you start watering correctly. I don't recommend it though. Transplanting to fix a mistake is not the correct reason to transplant....
Force your plant to build up a rootball in that cup before transplanting... bigger roots = bigger fruits.
You might want to check out my watering guide ... it explains how to tell when to uppot. Link is down below.
Nunyabiz
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Well if it's mostly coco then I wouldn't let it "dry out" especially if your humidity remains in the 30% range.
Emilya Green
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what, coco just as a top layer, but mostly soil under that? How much of each? It still sounds like this is a soil grow at this point.
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BudSmoker204
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Yes I aquired it in this mixture, so I'm not sure on proportions. I have taken the suggestions to raise the humidity and temperature, so far I'm at 63% humidity and rising but stuck around 24.5c. I plan on letting my little one dry out, thank you Emilya for the comprehensive watering guide! Was full of knowledge I needed!
