Re: please sacrifise a few minutes to help me
Your English is not a problem!
Most people do not train autos. If you do wait until they are much bigger. I grew some once and trained mine over after it got decent sized. In fact it had already started flowering a bit.
This one looks like it is getting too cold at night. Maybe not getting enough good light.
Potasium and possibly nitrogen deficiencies. This one also looks like it is getting too cold and not getting enough good light.
Not too bad just stunted
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This looks fairly normal. A top dress of EWC on there, about 2cm, will likely get it to move faster.
This guy has a pH problem causing immobile nutrients. The nutes may be there just can't move. But I think that soil blend is weak. I would add some sort of composted manure in there to get both good fertilizers in there and some beneficial microbes to fix the soil and prevent water problems.
Same
Gets some EWC on there or steer manure (composted in a bag from a store not raw...yes people have posted purposefully growing in shit!)
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So the deal is
1) You want a system that is easy on the plant. Organics make the plants uptake much faster and regulated so getting some microbiology going in there will help fix the fact that you have no roots. Just know it can only do so much. Those likely have poor root systems.
2) When you have a good colony of beneficial microbes in there the pH doesn't matter. you can water with whatever you want if you have a decent soil blend going.
Your soil blend is half way between 2 styles. You are missing a major component to be a true soil mix and you have too much to be a soilless coco blend. So it is harder to deal with as your mix is not one or the other. The soil will likely run out of available nutes fast if any plants take off.
Your English is not a problem!
Most people do not train autos. If you do wait until they are much bigger. I grew some once and trained mine over after it got decent sized. In fact it had already started flowering a bit.
This one looks like it is getting too cold at night. Maybe not getting enough good light.
Potasium and possibly nitrogen deficiencies. This one also looks like it is getting too cold and not getting enough good light.
Not too bad just stunted
This looks fairly normal. A top dress of EWC on there, about 2cm, will likely get it to move faster.
This guy has a pH problem causing immobile nutrients. The nutes may be there just can't move. But I think that soil blend is weak. I would add some sort of composted manure in there to get both good fertilizers in there and some beneficial microbes to fix the soil and prevent water problems.
Same
Gets some EWC on there or steer manure (composted in a bag from a store not raw...yes people have posted purposefully growing in shit!)
same
same
So the deal is
1) You want a system that is easy on the plant. Organics make the plants uptake much faster and regulated so getting some microbiology going in there will help fix the fact that you have no roots. Just know it can only do so much. Those likely have poor root systems.
2) When you have a good colony of beneficial microbes in there the pH doesn't matter. you can water with whatever you want if you have a decent soil blend going.
Your soil blend is half way between 2 styles. You are missing a major component to be a true soil mix and you have too much to be a soilless coco blend. So it is harder to deal with as your mix is not one or the other. The soil will likely run out of available nutes fast if any plants take off.