Happystaffy
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Hi can someone look at this plant please and tell me if she looks sick
Is my girl sick
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Not so much sick as potentially overwatered, the leaves look a little droopy, and have a slight “puffy” look. Let her get a little drier between watering. One other thing, try not to get water on the leaves while the lights are on, it can burn the leaves. I think if you adjust your watering things will be fine. Overall, they look pretty good. What are you growing in and are you adding nutes (what kind) yet?
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Happystaffy
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Hi I we spoke the other day should have actually added to the same post. Do you think my light is to high? Attached a picture of the nutrients they have only had 2 doses I water between the water with nutrients then with ain water. PH is all good temp and humidity all on par.
it's a bit tough with the water drops all over.
i see an n claw for sure. are you running a photo or an auto ? it's giving a look like a stressy auto going to trigger / n tox. if it's a photo is just n tox. i'm guessing auto though with the full meal.
probably doesn't need the humidifier wetting stuff up either.
i see an n claw for sure. are you running a photo or an auto ? it's giving a look like a stressy auto going to trigger / n tox. if it's a photo is just n tox. i'm guessing auto though with the full meal.
probably doesn't need the humidifier wetting stuff up either.
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Happystaffy
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It's an auto I have a 2m high grow tent and they are in soil. Seedlings were introduce to light 18 on 6 off on 9th June. Are my lights in the right place 4 seasons Helios 480 led
it's a stressed indica auto with n tox triggering then. indica has a tendency to be more n sensitive too. it's not burning or tipping otherwise.
run the light 18 to 24 inches. pull it to 24 and let the plants grow up to the 18, then pull it again. once they stop stretching let it sit at 18. they'll bush out in flower.
they're gonna ask for a bit more p and k soon. there's a little slight edge yellowing on one of the lower established leaves which is an early indicator.
should get a nice bunch of little rockin indica autos. careful with the humi in flower as you'll want to avoid bud rot. cool little run.
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Happystaffy
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Thank you ah sorry what's p and k
no worries. the holy trinity is n-p-k. n is nitrogen, p - phosphorus, k - potassium.
after that there is a bunch of disciples known as the micronutes, that play helping but lesser roles.
that's the catholicism of plant life ...
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Happystaffy
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Thank you so much, I am prepared not to sure when to add this yet. Should I give nutrients every water or every other water, weekly gosh sorry I am very new this is my first attempt. I have removed the humidifier and put the lights higher as suggested.
Nine Toed Hippie
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Hey there Happystaffy! I’ve had great luck with a feed/dry/water/dry cycle. Look up @Emilya watering thread. It’s gold. I wouldn’t worry about the bloom nutes just yet. All good though dude. Your girls will be fine.
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Never seen that brand, but, I notice that part 1 and part 2 have the exact same NPK amounts? Do they mix differently? There’s not mich P in either one. Is there a formula for vegging? I would follow the manufacturers instructions for amount and frequency relative to the stage your plant is in.
you're late veg right now transitioning to flower. i would feed at the late veg amount. maybe a touch lighter. there should be a rough feed sched posted on the bottles. the nute company will have a better one online unless it's a shit nute company.
an f/wf/w, f/f/w or f/f/f/w routine depends on both nutes and media.
actual amounts to mix are tricky since you chose autos, which can be super finicky eaters. lotsa first auto runs blow up spectacular. they like to be fed a bit less than photos overall, but yo can run it to a few that will eat like a photo does.
photos are much much easier to grow. bigger yileds and generally more potent as well. you have to invest the time though.
an f/wf/w, f/f/w or f/f/f/w routine depends on both nutes and media.
actual amounts to mix are tricky since you chose autos, which can be super finicky eaters. lotsa first auto runs blow up spectacular. they like to be fed a bit less than photos overall, but yo can run it to a few that will eat like a photo does.
photos are much much easier to grow. bigger yileds and generally more potent as well. you have to invest the time though.
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Happystaffy
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Thank you so much I assumed autos would be easier have 30 auto seeds so be a while before I get a photo. Have to run with what I have at the moment. Maybe I should plant more each time.
roll with what you have. more than a half dozen goes from hobby to part time job.
highly recommend you get some photos before the next run. photos are way better at teaching you the plant. you'll get far better auto runs after learning how to grow photos successfully. photos just do better bud as well.
it's easier for newer growers to blow up an auto and zero out. makes it frustrating.
I found the web site and not much about a feeding schedule or amounts but I did not spend a lot of time looking either.
If there is nothing about the feeding amounts or the schedule of how often on the bottles then take a look through their web site. If you cannot find anything you can call the company if they are local enough to where you are living at. Or eMail them.
