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They're starting to grow a bit more over the past few days. Also got the rhino skin delivered today.
MGD420 Grow Journal: Jan 2022
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Me Felipe. Yeah I grew few plants. But never learn everything never will. Mystery of things different plants habits and all makes it fun. If I knew everything would just be like growing corn or but schedule nah I never have done that. Don't have pH meter or anything . Just temp gauge and looking at the plant.
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11 days old. How are they looking now ?
Feeding 2ml of micro, grow, bloom per litre of water. The tips on a couple of them are still a bit light, mainly the one 'back left' that has light coloured tips. Not sure if that's because they were a bit pale to begin with or because of something else.
Feeding 2ml of micro, grow, bloom per litre of water. The tips on a couple of them are still a bit light, mainly the one 'back left' that has light coloured tips. Not sure if that's because they were a bit pale to begin with or because of something else.
Looks like you caught them in time. If they turn pale, nitrogen deficiency has already started. It’s easy to correct though - feed them and they green up. In this case, the brown tips/edges of the oldest leaves indicates that potassium was also starting to become deficient. The brown won’t turn green, but feeding should halt the progression of damage.
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Do they have brown tips/edges ? I only ask as I'm colourblind lol so don't really see any brown in them, I can see a couple of them do have slightly light tips, one one of them it's the newer leaves that have a pale colour at the tips, the plant with the smaller weird shaped leaves.
When it's quite obvious and the leaves are dying, dry, burnt or damaged etc I would notice the brown in them, just not on these.
Thanks again for your reply and help.
The areas I have circled in red are damage due to K def.
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The areas I have circled in red are damage due to K def.
Now that you've pointed it out I can see it.
I'm guessing that was due to me only giving them water for the first 5 or 6 days.
One other thing I have noticed this time around from the previous grows is that my humidity is way low. Never had humidity this low in the twnt before. At the moment it's sitting at 35% temp is 22c.
I have bags over the pots and remove them every day for a few mins then put them back on. I'll need to look out my humidifier, only issue with using the humidifier in the tent is the deposits from using tap water. I know I could use distilled water but tap water is free lol
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What's going on with these things ? I have also noticed the leaves on one of them feels a bit dry, the rh has been below 40%.
Picking up some de ionised water today to use in the humidifier.
Picking up some de ionised water today to use in the humidifier.
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A few more pics of the worst plant.
Looks like maron deff. My opinion anyway bro. Not light cause tio on on leaf is like that but other is curling up but brown first. Light would just be opposite curl up then brownA few more pics of the worst plant.
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What's maron deficiency ? Never heard of it.
God knows what's up with it but it's been getting worse over the past day or two.
What happens to strawberries check see in your chems if u have any in them and give alittle touch . If I can think right calMag has it and so does microb stuff does too.
It's Mb on periodic chart least think it is haven't woke up yet
Mine did that few days ago. I added little calMag to it and reversed it it's similar to magnesium chemical
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You've lost me dude.
Looks pretty dry.
35% is way too low for such small seedlings. Usually about 70 - 75% is recommended. They don’t yet have a root system big enough to be able to handle that elevated level of transpiration.
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Is that what's causing the issue here with the plants ?
I'm using the humidifier at the moment, RH is up at 71% now couldn't get distilled or de-ionised water today so using normal tap water, just it leaves a lot of residue due to the minerals so didn't want to use tap water but will need to until tomorrow when the store is open again to buy some.
Yes - that’s my first thought.
Next - I see that you have Rhino skin (silica). Are you adding this to the water first (before the CalMag)? And how much are you adding?
I have been lost for about 40 years .
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Yes I have the rhino skin there. I haven't used the rhino skin at all yet. The instructions say to use beginning of flower through to 1 week before harvest.
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