Purple Power runts
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You have to upload your pictures the right way. Click the camera icon to add them to the post the correct way
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We can if we click on them but most dont like to go off site to view pictures
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Are you feeding any nutes? how close are your lights from the top of the plants
it may be from nute burn or if your not feeding any nutes then your lights maybe to close
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The second picture is fine. The 1st picture looks like light burn or maybe its lacking nitrogen. What type of soil are you using. And it could be from the filtered water. It strips away minerals that the plant needs. You may want to add a little bit of B-1 (super thrive) and that humbult you have. Have you thought about what nute line up you want to use or if you want to go organic or chemical?
I would say start here How to Grow Marijuana Everything You Need to Know
And also visit some of the 420 members journals and see what there using and check out some the site ups there using you may like. You may even find someones set to be similar to yours. Grow Journals
I would say start here How to Grow Marijuana Everything You Need to Know
And also visit some of the 420 members journals and see what there using and check out some the site ups there using you may like. You may even find someones set to be similar to yours. Grow Journals
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The water is only stripped of chlorine not minerals.
The soil is miracle grow potting soil.
The soil is miracle grow potting soil.
Check out my last post. Youll find alot of info there. For right now your plants are ok, just watch the temp in your grow space. Do you have a fan in there?
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How much are you watering and how often? You may need to start giving a little bit of nutes to give them a push. 1/4 tsp/gallon to start them off. Look up a hydroponic store in your area. Or were ever you got the humbolt from. Go back there and buy some nutes. Fox Farms is good to start off with. Start giving them that humbolt on the next feed. I use hydrozyme so I dont know the correct portion to give on humbolt but the directions for use should be on the back of the bottle
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I use a moisture meter when they're dry that's a 1 or a 2, 3 and 4 being moist or wet on meter.
I water only when meter drops to a 1 or 2 about once a week.
The big ones are sucking it down quick and are getting water about every 3 to 4 days now (2 months old).
Which fox farm product do you like?
Thanks.
I water only when meter drops to a 1 or 2 about once a week.
The big ones are sucking it down quick and are getting water about every 3 to 4 days now (2 months old).
Which fox farm product do you like?
Thanks.
I dont use Fox Farm, I use GH FloraNova 2 part series. Alot of ppl dont use what im using. its good for newbies. But i also use advance nutrients as well. Which ppl do use. If your planning on going organic You will need Fox Farms Big Grow, Fox Farms Big Bloom, Theres others which are additives. thats also apart of the Fox Farms line up. That all depends on if thats what you want to use and spend.
Theres other line up also such as Blue Planet Nutrients but its only online which is one of 420's sponsers. GH & Fox Farms are just the starting points.
Theres other line up also such as Blue Planet Nutrients but its only online which is one of 420's sponsers. GH & Fox Farms are just the starting points.
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Welcome any time
Muttt
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I'd toss the MG and find some nice organic soil/compost mix at your local nurseries. I picked up two different ones and mixed them together to get what I wanted. Here's the soil I'm using.
I found a really nice local soil mix called Earthgro. It's an all organic mix that contains .....
- Peat
- composted forest products
- sand
I also found Black Forest Compost on sale. It looks to be another all organic mix that contains .....
- compost
- forest humus
- worm castings
- Chicken poop
- bat guano
- kelp meal
- oyster shell
- dolomite
- lime
- mycorrhizae
I used 2 cubic feet of the dirt and mixed it with 1.5 cubic feet of the black forest compost. Then, I added about 1 cubic feet of perlite to help break it up a little. I mixed it all up in my wheel barrel and put it into a plastic garbage can (with no lid) to use as needed. I am potting them in 5 gallon cloth pots. When I initially potted them in the big pots, I pour about a gallon of water in each pot. About an inch of water ran out into the saucers underneath. So, I left it sit there and it was all soaked back in by morning.
I had some clones that weren't really growing that well, and they were getting yellow leaves on the bottom. It was actually a combination of three things. There wasn't enough light reaching the bottom leaves, I wasn't watering them enough, and they weren't getting enough nutes from the soil and needed some addatives. Once I fixed those issues, they turned out really well. They are actually the plants I have in my grow journal (at the bottom of my signature block).
Let us know how they turn out.
I found a really nice local soil mix called Earthgro. It's an all organic mix that contains .....
- Peat
- composted forest products
- sand
I also found Black Forest Compost on sale. It looks to be another all organic mix that contains .....
- compost
- forest humus
- worm castings
- Chicken poop
- bat guano
- kelp meal
- oyster shell
- dolomite
- lime
- mycorrhizae
I used 2 cubic feet of the dirt and mixed it with 1.5 cubic feet of the black forest compost. Then, I added about 1 cubic feet of perlite to help break it up a little. I mixed it all up in my wheel barrel and put it into a plastic garbage can (with no lid) to use as needed. I am potting them in 5 gallon cloth pots. When I initially potted them in the big pots, I pour about a gallon of water in each pot. About an inch of water ran out into the saucers underneath. So, I left it sit there and it was all soaked back in by morning.
I had some clones that weren't really growing that well, and they were getting yellow leaves on the bottom. It was actually a combination of three things. There wasn't enough light reaching the bottom leaves, I wasn't watering them enough, and they weren't getting enough nutes from the soil and needed some addatives. Once I fixed those issues, they turned out really well. They are actually the plants I have in my grow journal (at the bottom of my signature block).
Let us know how they turn out.
