These are my 3 week old plants and I'm doing hydro. I added a little extra bytes because they were a little yellow and now this.
Fungus? or Deficiency? Or Toxicity?
Check your ph see where its at
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Check your ph see where its at
I've been checking it every couple days and bring it down when it needs it. But I just checked it and we're at 6.5.
If you're running a hydro setup bring your ph down to 5.8-6.0 and see if that helps you
Whats your temps looking like?
Around 80-81
Ok not too bad
Skybound
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Looks like a mild deficiency. What brand of nutes are you using? Also, what is the RH in there, the kids look awfully wet.
I apologize for the rookie question, what is RH?
And if they look wet, how do I dry out hydro plants... there sitting in water?
worldgrow
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No worries Jnv RH stands for relative Humidity and is the ammount of water in the air and from what i have read should be between 50 to 60 % . But im a new grower and talking under correction
worldgrow
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Can anyone tell me what affect low rh like 20 to 40 % is supposed to do to your plants ? i have been growing my 2 photo plants without checking rh once and all has been fine so far and will be switching to 12/12 in about 3 days ... Just wondering why this is ao important and what does the high humidity help with ?
Suntana
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Speeds up transpiration in your plants and uses up more nutrients. More often you'll burn the shit out of your plants.
Suntana
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The opposite happens when to humid, plants transpiration slows to a crawl, that's why your pots never dry out. Plants will almost quit trying to grow. Good for cloning but not so good if you want her to grow hands high lol
300w mars hydro led 58$ online and I've had the led about 9-10inches away it's now 2-3 inch from from flowing canopy and doing fine these lights only have a small input of about 120-140w, It's all about good intake extraction air circulation ill do an update when I get back from work on my on my grow journal your more than welcome to check it out .
BR greendoc
Active Member
hey there,
you can expect them to need at least another 4 weeks from the looks of it if fed and lighted correct she will produce more pistils and swell up nicely ...
however...
a 150w led that probably uses just 120w at the outlet seems abit light but still may produce decent bud just dont expect massive weight ...
oh and start to count flowering when ye see cottonballs forming ( when pistils start to bunch up) that will probably push my diagnosis up with another 1-2 weeks
remember its oh so easy and it happens alot to harvest TOO SOON
Thanks man!! Helped me a lot .
Lonestar11
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Pulled the cord on her. She got buried in a pot next to a pepper plant outside RIP... Or maybe she'll return from the dead .
Lonestar11
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So I've been trying to keep my two girls even in height, but using different methods. Thelma was starting to get a little taller than Louise, so I super cropped her two main tops this morning. This is their first week of flowering, and I know you're not supposed to super crop during flower (or so I've read), do y'all think they will recover just fine?
Scrapper21
New Member
Definitely will! Well done man!300w mars hydro led 58$ online and I've had the led about 9-10inches away it's now 2-3 inch from from flowing canopy and doing fine these lights only have a small input of about 120-140w, It's all about good intake extraction air circulation ill do an update when I get back from work on my on my grow journal your more than welcome to check it out .
Skybound
Well-Known Member
High humidity is good for cloning, once thoroughly rooted, move them to veg with average humidity, and once in bloom after she stretches, reduce humidity to below 40% if possible. In the past, I've had difficulty with low RH that exposed my plant(s) to K deficiency. My nutrient regimen at the time was also lacking a bit of K, but the very dry air pushed that less than ideal factor beyond it's tipping point. Like every other part of this hobby, we strive for perfection and learn as we go.
