I'm not sure how that will help. What makes you think your water is the source of the problem?
New growth yellowing and leaves tacoing
- Thread starter Terpygenetics
- Start date
Gonna make myself unpopular again...
This is humidity related = heat/light or more likely fan stress
Increase the humidity and lay off all those chemicals - it's a weed, not rocket science so grow it as it has grown for millions of years as much as possible
Don't smother it with pantopragmatics
This is humidity related = heat/light or more likely fan stress
Increase the humidity and lay off all those chemicals - it's a weed, not rocket science so grow it as it has grown for millions of years as much as possible
Don't smother it with pantopragmatics
- Thread starter
- #23
Terpygenetics
Well-Known Member
There’s not 1 chemical in my soil. And my rh is 60-75%
RH sounds good and the chemicals are all the added nutes and lime! What's your thought about the distilled water?
- Thread starter
- #25
Terpygenetics
Well-Known Member
I don’t think water is the problem but I was thinking if the water has 0 minerals it won’t be getting extra nuets on top of the fertilizer
- Thread starter
- #26
Terpygenetics
Well-Known Member
I’m new to this so this could all be making no sense at all I was just curious.
Are you dead set against moving it to clean soil?
- Thread starter
- #28
Terpygenetics
Well-Known Member
I’m just afraid I’m just going to make things worse I might try it with one plant and see what happens.
You have more than one plant that looks like that? Definitely try it with one then!
- Thread starter
- #30
Terpygenetics
Well-Known Member
Lol yes theres 9 like that I just did one in front middle. Ur right it was super easy!
Do you have an other options for nutrients as they grow?
You get your pots from alibaba?
You get your pots from alibaba?
- Thread starter
- #32
Terpygenetics
Well-Known Member
I got them from Amazon lol. And I’m going to do all of them thanks a lot bro u hjust saved me so much time and money!
Glad to help. They are going to need feeding once they straighten out, so you should be thinking about nutrients soon. Tons of options and loads of opinions here, so seek some out!
Sueet
Well-Known Member
I hope that tent is bigger than it appears, lol
- Thread starter
- #35
Terpygenetics
Well-Known Member
It’s a 4x4 lol and there regular seeds. I hope I don’t run into that problem later on.
- Thread starter
- #36
Terpygenetics
Well-Known Member
There in there new home. Hope they like it there
If they're regs you will likely be culling a few males along the way, so more room for the females!
- Thread starter
- #38
Terpygenetics
Well-Known Member
When I was transplanting some roots were all the way on the outside of the dirt. It’s okay if there were no dirt around a little bit of the roots?
I'm not sure what you mean. Some of the roots were wrapped around the inside edges of the soil in the old pots? As long as they're all under and surrounded by the soil they're good.
- Thread starter
- #40
Terpygenetics
Well-Known Member
Ok cool.Yea some roots started wrapping the old dirt I was surprised how healthy the roots looked.
