SRFS
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No problem I'm give them a go see how they take to the weather if get to much I'll drop them into the tent. Appreciate your advise
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BeanoBeans
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Left hand side yellow leafs have fallen off and now growing new green leaves any ideas of what's happening, I have no reply to last post any help would be much appreciated thanks!
We'd need pics in more normal light and all the info you can provide on your set up.
Hope it works put bud.
Top small a pot what day is that on from seed? Auto or photo what kind of Medium what are temp s what kind of lights ? RH ? Ph? Ppm? And what nute line ? Thanks?
BeanoBeans
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Can take pics around half 2 tomorrow uk time, and I have 2 fans, one connected to the light blowing down on the plants and on underneath the side of the tent blowing air onto the bottom of the plants, I'm using a 600w light bulb I have had them for around a month now and they seem to keep growing, but then I had this problem with the yellow leaves on the bottom half, I'm using cocoa soil but I think I'm going wrong by just using cold and warm water mixed and putting them on the plants, I have boost, pk, ph down and nutrients also ph tester but don't know what the plants are and how to use them yet. Thanks.
BeanoBeans
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I had them given to me around halfway through but I've had them for a month this is my first time I've been given everything and been doing them myself for a month and then the bottom leaves turn yellow, I'm a 600w bulb, I'll take pictures of my set up now.
Suntana
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Penny is right, what medium? Looks like coco that is way to dry. Many possibilities, give us some info: Nutrients type, strength, PH, medium, etc.
If your using coco water daily with nutrient solution, start with 1/4 strength nutrients and increase strength each week. Ph to around 5.8
BeanoBeans
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Need advice on how to use nutrients and how to mix them with water and how much to water the plants a day, also how to test the ph and use boost etc, does the whole pot need to be watered also does the plants need more soil? Thanks for all the help!
Suntana
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Yes fill that pot up with more coco to 1.5" below the rim. Mix your base nutrients 2ml per liter add just as much cal/mag, ph your mix to 5.8 if you don't have a ph meter get one it's important! Then adjust with ph down or up, what ever it needs (rarely up) and read a shit load of basic growing articles. Don't even think about using boost until you understand the basics. Peace and happy growing
Suntana
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And yes water the pot until you see it pour out the bottom
SRFS
New Member
Have a good one bro .
To be honest i would transplant to bigger pots, their rootbound for sure.
BeanoBeans
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Thank you for all the info will try later on today is 2 in morning Lol, thanks for all the help and guidance
BeanoBeans
New Member
What does rootbound mean? Do these look like big plants any ideas how many oz I'm looking at if I fix them up
Too early to tell on yield but the roots have hit the bottom of the pot and are now circling around the outside. Get some 3 gallon fabric pots and transplant them then watch them explode. They also need nutrients and water ph'd to around 5.8 or so. Read the directions on the nutrient labeling and start with 1/4 strength. Add your nutes to the water then take ph reading of the mixed solution. Adjust down if needed in small increments until its where it needs to be.
BeanoBeans
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Thank you so much for all the information will do all of this tomorrow, if I have any problems can I dm you on here? Is there a feedback I can give anywhere because you have been a massive help!
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