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Dre tries to grow
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Howdee pot-ners
As agreed this is a follow up from my initial post from monday
Temps been between 24-30 degrees celcius
Rh between 45-70%
Plant seems like a midget, with yellow from inside out from the top of new growth
I have a clear pot the one is in, is that good? Can see the root at the bottom and at the side of that pot
Concerned that my plant so daaaamnn smmmmaaaaallll for 19days old
And just added a pic of my entry level grow room hahahaha.
Could it be that the plats to close to the light
As agreed this is a follow up from my initial post from monday
Temps been between 24-30 degrees celcius
Rh between 45-70%
Plant seems like a midget, with yellow from inside out from the top of new growth
I have a clear pot the one is in, is that good? Can see the root at the bottom and at the side of that pot
Concerned that my plant so daaaamnn smmmmaaaaallll for 19days old
And just added a pic of my entry level grow room hahahaha.
Could it be that the plats to close to the light
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Hey Dre, soil looks dry. Thats good.
How close is your lights to your plants?
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The soil is dry from like the 1st 5cm then bellow that is moist. Root got a white colour kinda fluffy looking like my roots are wearing a mink coat... Light is 52cm above the plant
Those roots description is good.
Dre, I see the light green/yellow between the veins and think it's a magnesium def. It looks like the other one has it too? Also the clear pot is not good for roots. Try taping it or covering it somehow, if you have to. If you're keeping ph in order as you were @ 6.5 then a lockout isn't likely. Go and research how mag def looks and see if you agree and get back to me. Maybe a little cal/mag addition is in order.
Hey Dre, i dont know what kind of light you have but 20inches or 52cm is pretty close for a baby unless its a t5 florescent.
If you raise the light up 10inches (especially if its a big light) you will see a big difference.
I agree with @stoneotter about mag deficiency because the plant is working too hard because the light is too close.
Just my two cents bro
If you raise the light up 10inches (especially if its a big light) you will see a big difference.
I agree with @stoneotter about mag deficiency because the plant is working too hard because the light is too close.
Just my two cents bro
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@stoneotter i just got off the royalseeds site and yes looks like a magnesium deficiency however the description of a sulpher deficiency could also match
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@Sparkey224 will drop the plants lower downHey Dre, i dont know what kind of light you have but 20inches or 52cm is pretty close for a baby unless its a t5 florescent.
If you raise the light up 10inches (especially if its a big light) you will see a big difference.
I agree with @stoneotter about mag deficiency because the plant is working too hard because the light is too close.
Just my two cents bro
I have a 600watt led actuall current draw is about 108wats.
Looks like the phlizon but just a different name
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Calmag when the soil drys out.
Do you have drain holes at the bottom of the plastic cup? I would also, poke out some small holes on the sides of the plastic, just to get a little more oxygen to that lower part of the cup. Be careful, and dont disturb the roots.
Looks a little too wet on the bottom part of the cup. Her feet could be drowning too from being wet.
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Could i maybe transplant it in a 11litre fabric pot
Yes, be careful, she still a baby. I would cut a circle at the base/ sides of the cup and slide it over the top of the plant. I think it would be easier than a traditional upside down transplant.
Fabric pots are great bro. Just water her slowly in them, if not she will leak out the sides. If that happens, you are watering/ feeding to fast.
Roots aren’t that all fond of light. If you have a darker cup to sit that clear pot in, you could prob do that until it needs a transplant. The clear pot is nice to be able to see roots, but if you have something to set that in, you can still see the roots when you pull the first pot out.
Maybe so, however in my time growing it's usually mag def. It may well be but I'd try the camg first. Or if you have some epsom salts, I had a recovery in a 10 gal pot using 2 tbsp's of it watered in on top of the soil. Epsom is magnesium sulfate I believe.Both good for the pots.
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@stoneotter i lowered the plants, and the lights would b going off in a few... Could i foliar spray some on or water it in 2days time after it drys up abit
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I covered it in newapaper and tape. I lowered the plants and waiting for lights out... Should i foliar spray the calmag on?
Foliar feeding can be very beneficial. Only if your using the right sprayer though. If your using a spray bottle and leaving water droplets on your leaves. It can leave burn spots on your leaves
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Ill be using a regular spray bottle should i maybe spray and dab some off...
The epsom? Yes if so. I don't remember the recipe though to foliar. I have done it. I'll be looking .
