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[Cannoisseuras]

its gotta be from thr LST i did yesterday

It can just be handeling heat differently at the moment due to the lack of water around the rootball. Once the roots find the water they will uptake more water and then be able to sweat more properly which keeps the heat stress down. You wouldnt need to change the light.

I would see if pw's advice helps and just raise you light about an inch or two and see if it helps... Lst could do it but mine usually breeze rite through it

 

[MasterRookie]

No cal mag just dolomite lime which wont give the immediate help i require, right ?! What about blackstrap ?

 

[Pennywise]

It can just be handeling heat differently at the moment due to the lack of water around the rootball. Once the roots find the water they will uptake more water and then be able to sweat more properly which keeps the heat stress down. You wouldnt need to change the light.

I would see if pw's advice helps and just raise you light about an inch or two and see if it helps... Lst could do it but mine usually breeze rite through it

I just read where low humidity will show the same symptoms as early heat stress.

 

[DemonicAngel]

No cal mag just dolomite lime which wont give the immediate help i require, right ?! What about blackstrap ?

Blackstrap will give you carbs which you'll need either way. But cal mag would help you lots

 

[MasterRookie]

Or eggshells? Not even sure if these are real solutions seeing as my only experience is google and here but these are the quickest things i can get

 

[Pennywise]

I don't think it is either. Saying 6.5 PH some plants will lock out with that PH if soil is too hot

Cool, good to know it makes sense.

 

[CaliBoy559]

Give it a little shot of grow, looks like it could use a little nitrogen. Just dont overdo it.

Ok just from the grow bottle or the whole nute schedule at 1/4 strength?

 

[MasterRookie]

Added it to my shopping list but what can i use for right now ?

 

[Pennywise]

Or eggshells? Not even sure if these are real solutions seeing as my only experience is google and here but these are the quickest things i can get

You can try boiling eggshells and feed the water to them.

 

[Cannoisseuras]

Did you say you just fed them their first time ever in week 5 schedule......did you use full strength or dilute the nutes

 

[bigbudzzz420]

I just read where low humidity will show the same symptoms as early heat stress.

is 38 rh considered low ?

 

[Cannoisseuras]

Yup

 

[MasterRookie]

I was told FFOF has enough food in soil for 3-4 weeks. I transplanted from solos to 5 gal then waited about 3 weeks before feeding but they were already about 5 weeks old

 

[Cannoisseuras]

Milk?...lol just curious how long it would take for a plant to take in calcium from milk or if it would at all

 

[Pennywise]

Humidity could be too low

 

[Cannoisseuras]

38 is low esp for veg

 

[MasterRookie]

Lol has anyone ever tried it ?

 

[Cannoisseuras]

I was told FFOF has enough food in soil for 3-4 weeks. I transplanted from solos to 5 gal then waited about 3 weeks before feeding but they were already about 5 weeks old

Yes ff is hot but even though your plants five weeks old they build up the nutes to that level over time.....but most people recommend starting off wit 1/4 of the recommended dosage

 

[Pennywise]

I havent tried it lol

 

[Pennywise]

Yes ff is hot but even though your plants five weeks old they build up the nutes to that level over time.....but most people recommend starting off wit 1/4 of the recommended dosage

Agreed on 1/4 strength