How does the rest of the plant look?
3rd Grow: 1st Journal 2020: Indoor GR & Soil
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SeniorMoments
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No issues what so ever.
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I wouldn’t worry about it, plant looks healthy. I agree with the nutrient splash theory.
Just monitored it plant looks good
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Looks like Splash or Spillage! Must be a nervous grower feeding these girls!
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Only when I am stonedLooks like Splash or Spillage! Must be a nervous grower feeding these girls!
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Well you were certainly correct. These girls have stretched a third taller since Saturday.
Great advice .
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My GR temps get to 84* during the afternoon so I increased the RH .
I also adjusted the fans a bit for more circulation.
I got a cooler and filled w/ frozen ice containers and sort of doing a swamp cooler.
Dark period temps are low 70’s.
We have guests coming so I can’t use the portable AC unit till they leave next week.
It is used to keep upstairs cooler.
Any issues?
I also adjusted the fans a bit for more circulation.
I got a cooler and filled w/ frozen ice containers and sort of doing a swamp cooler.
Dark period temps are low 70’s.
We have guests coming so I can’t use the portable AC unit till they leave next week.
It is used to keep upstairs cooler.
Any issues?
You should be ok I think. I don't like it much warmer than that. If it starts getting to hot you might have to dim your light for a few days until you get the AC back in there.
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I added a cooler full of ice packs and changing out ice 3 times during 12 hrs of light.
I have a fan blowing across the open cooler and keeping the temps below 83*.
I also went thru 2 cycles of 3 days . One w/ water only. One w/ water first and then nutrients.
I have raised RH to 65% because of temps.
This morning the plants were definitely stressed ( after 3 dry days ) , most leaves were severely drooping ) so I am thinking 2 day cycles.
@Emilya would you agree ?
3 rd week of flower starts tomorrow and stretch is really bustin.
I have a fan blowing across the open cooler and keeping the temps below 83*.
I also went thru 2 cycles of 3 days . One w/ water only. One w/ water first and then nutrients.
I have raised RH to 65% because of temps.
This morning the plants were definitely stressed ( after 3 dry days ) , most leaves were severely drooping ) so I am thinking 2 day cycles.
@Emilya would you agree ?
3 rd week of flower starts tomorrow and stretch is really bustin.
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SeniorMoments
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Looking good @SeniorMoments, can’t wait to watch em bulk up.
Emilya Green
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with the heat problems and even the constant droop after the watering, no, I do not agree that you dried them out all the way in 3 days. It looks to me like your lower roots didnt get any oxygen on that pass, or at least some of the leaves would be pointing upward. All of your leaves have a downward slant to them... one of the surest signs of watering too often.
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Em. Yesterday morning all leaves on all 6 plants were “rising to the light. “
That was 2 days after water.
As the day progressed the leaves on one after another plant started drooping.
This morning , most all were severely drooping .
I worked your watering and nutrient process this morning ( 1 1/2 hrs of smoking and watering ) and
now , a few hours later all leaves are back up.
Can drooping leaves also not represent thirst ?
It sure can on my tomato plants.
absolutely, I water approximately every 3 days. If I leave it to the 4th day.... They’re severely droopy at that point.
Emilya Green
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yes indeed... I was just afraid that you were in a constant droop, since that is all that I could see in the pictures. It sounds like things are just as they should be. Yes, the droop, starting with the lowest fan leaves, is the sign that you are about 12 hours away from running out of water.
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Top photos are end of 1st week of flower.
Bottom are end of second week.
Same plant.
She is stretching upwards for now and the near future but I bet the bulk comes .
Awesome brother, how’s the heat? Starting to get it undercontrol?