New grower with a question

[TraplordCarl]

Hey y’all. Been lurking the forums for about 3 weeks or so, I’d like to say hello and thank you for all of the helpful content on this site!

I do have a question about my one successful plant so far (few more are sprouts growing that will catch up when I top this guy for manifolding). I believe these gold spots are from cal/mag deficiency? I’m growing in a climate controlled tent, Sour Diesel feminizes from 420 .. 78-81 degrees with about 50-60% humidity. Mars Hydro 2000w LEDS 24” over head. 1 6” fan blowing directly on them. 6” AC infinity exhaust fan and CO2 rain system overhead. Running Advanced Nutrients Coco Grow with B52 and Voodoo Juice at half strength, just upped a bit today and added Cal Mag at full recommended strength.

 

[TraplordCarl]

I am thinking it’s from spraying the leaves probably so def gonna stop that

 

[PotChimp]

That would be my guess. Droplets of water on the leaves.

 

[TraplordCarl]

That would be my guess. Droplets of water on the leaves.

Yea I’m thinking it’s like a direct contact version of nute burn at this point

 

[PK]

@TraplordCarl i'll be watching along. not sure what kind of cup your lady is in, but i think she's outgrown that cup. Try having some water in your catch container and allow the roots to come out so you know when to transplant.

your new growth looks to be green and healthy so I would go with both your guess's.
Never spray the plant when the lights are on.

 

[TraplordCarl]

@TraplordCarl i'll be watching along. not sure what kind of cup your lady is in, but i think she's outgrown that cup. Try having some water in your catch container and allow the roots to come out so you know when to transplant.

your new growth looks to be green and healthy so I would go with both your guess's.
Never spray the plant when the lights are on.

She’s in a solo cup right now, I actually flipped her over to look yesterday and do have a couple roots that hit bottom and twisted so I’m going to be transplanting to a 1 gallon pot when they get delivered today or tomorrow

 

[PK]

unless you are not planning to transplanting again, I would of gone to a 5g pot. I transplant once when from seedling stage to veggative stage.

 

[TraplordCarl]

unless you are not planning to transplanting again, I would of gone to a 5g pot. I transplant once when from seedling stage to veggative stage.

I was planning on going from 1gal to 7gals .. do you think 7 is too big? I made some self draining saucers for drain to waste and am looking to do 6-8 plants in my 4x8

 

[StoneOtter]

Welcome TraplordCarl, I see what you're talking about and agree. The water spots might be another thing. It appears like the new growth is coming in a good color. Is it?

 

[TraplordCarl]

Welcome TraplordCarl, I see what you're talking about and agree. The water spots might be another thing. It appears like the new growth is coming in a good color. Is it?

Yes nice vibrant green so that’s why I wasn’t too worried about it

 

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[013]

No, 7 gallon containers are not too big even for indoors grows. I use 7 and 20 gallon air pots indoors.

 

[TraplordCarl]

No, 7 gallon containers are not too big even for indoors grows. I use 7 and 20 gallon air pots indoors.

I’m actually reading now that 5 is about all you need for coco now damn

 

[BeanTownFan420]

 

[013]

Big difference between coco & soil... my bad!