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Planted rapid rooters into solo cups with oceans first soil a few days ago, seeds were planted in the rapid rooters about 2 weeks ago.
Soil appears to be too hot, should I remove the rapid rooters and give the plants a few more days or just leave them? Thank you any help is appreciated
Well whatever the case is, I have a seedling with a similar problem in coco. So lemme knowI've dealt with Nitrogen toxicity before, I don't think this is the case.
I also thought they look a bit pale, and they're drooping now for the first time after watering this morning.
My previous watering session was a flush.
I don't think I'm giving too much water though? 2 cups water each, which gives me around 100ml runoff.
Soil does stay moist very long...
I've dealt with Nitrogen toxicity before, I don't think this is the case.
I also thought they look a bit pale, and they're drooping now for the first time after watering this morning.
My previous watering session was a flush.
I don't think I'm giving too much water though? 2 cups water each, which gives me around 100ml runoff.
Soil does stay moist very long...
Smart pots are really nice to have! I don't have them unfortunately.What I love about smart pots, simply takes away the problem of over watering(not that that's what your problem is), whatever's not needed simply just runs off
Any idea why my plants are growing super slow?
My previous grow was double this size in half the time. Same strain.
Day 58 of Vegetation on 18/6
CFL grow, have about 300w worth of mixed 2700/6500 with majority being 6500
Medium: soil/perlite 70/30
Feed pH @ 7
Runoff pH @ 7.5
Watering on average every 5 days. Runoff around 20%
Temperature
Lights on: 77
Off: 66
One Topped, one FIMed and other flux.
Really don't think they're root bound, these are bigger pots than I ended with on previous grow.
My man.::Samuel L Jackson voice:: I frikkin love this guy I swear. Sponsors should seriously take notes.Yep. Soil was definitely a little hot. I would just leave them. The damage has been done. The new growth should be fine. They are going to start a little slower though from the stress.
Things will bounce back.
My man.::Samuel L Jackson voice:: I frikkin love this guy I swear. Sponsors should seriously take notes.
Ok I trust you! Im not a soil guy... the first thing I noticed when I zoomed in on the center of the front plant was a fan leaf with a a dead tip pointing straight down. What about should the Ph of the runoff be? Jw
Hi guys , first post from a noob.
My setup is 1/1 m tent (for now) 1 mars reflector 190, and a big 250w cfl.
Plants stayed way too long in some small pots , I got new 20L pots now and ordered coco+perlite but I'm scared to do the transplant.
3 white widow, 3 dutch passion ultimate, 3 Big BUD , 45 days from putting seeds in water.
temp in the tent is about 20 celsius and rh 60% (cold temps outside and seems I have too much air circulation . will adres that when I get some cash. heating the place is out of the question but I'll go for 600w hps +leds in bloom hope that's gonna raise the temps a bit.
Yesterday I measured my tap water ph (8.5) and it actually went higher in the tub I let it bubble .. ec is 0.64
I got 2 questions/problems
Anyone attempted transfer from soil to coco/perlite?
If such a thing is possible, would it be better to wash the roots of all the soil? or some soil wouldn't change much ?
I keep reading, that ph of soil should be different than hydro/cocos so ... guess we will see.
Thanks