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SweetLeaf89
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The pots still felt a little heavy, not as light as they were before watering. Maybe i didn't add enough perlite to the ffof, and my drainage is poor.
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It would show in the plants and it's not. The plant is young still so it won't be drinking that much. If it's getting lighter than it's doing what it needs to do
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SweetLeaf89
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Thanks for always putting my mind at ease MrSauga lolIt would show in the plants and it's not. The plant is young still so it won't be drinking that much. If it's getting lighter than it's doing what it needs to do
The hardest part is being patient. I remember my first grow and I was the same. I always wanted to make sure they were doing good and always wanted to water. It's a lot easier now that I understand what cannabis wants when growing and by your second grow you'll be taking a lot of this new knowledge on yourself.
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That’s probably what I’ve gained the most since starting growing.
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Ya its definitely tough. I think once they hit flower i will be more chill, maybe lol. But im glad im doing autos to start off. Just want to do the best possible and be successful. Failure is not an option lol
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Good morning all!! My lady on the left is starting to look thirsty and not sure about the girl on the right, tips still have a little curl. Pots still aren’t as light as the were before watering. Maybe give them another day?
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Yup, I would. They'll look limp if that's a correct way of explaining it when they are under watered or thirsty.
The clawing tips could be an excess of N on the one plant so she may be a lighter feeder. It's something to keep an eye on moving forward.
The plant on the left looks a little lighter in green compared to her partner on the right. The next time you feed increase the amount for the one on the left to 2.5g/gal and keep the one on the right at 2g/gallon. I would think by tomorrow she'll need some food.
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Everything is looking good
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Ok great i will do that. I was reading and did come a ross the Nitrogen thing. Glad you mentioned it, i was on the right track.
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Fastass419
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When you post pic can you make the full screen makes earlier to see. I'm sorry I don't know enough plant language. It does look like it but I would wait see what @MrSauga has to say
No I don't think so. As that growth gets older the tips will darken. The plant on the left is showing signs of hunger and you can notice this by the edges turning yellow.
When do your lights go off tonight?
When do your lights go off tonight?
I would try and get some food in both before they go to sleep. Ideally you water when the lights turn on but in this case I think it's important to get some food into them.
Fastass419
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Ok so that's what hungry looks like
Correct, it will start on the lowest leaves and work up. You want to try and catch it now and get ahead of the game.
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At midnight
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SweetLeaf89
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Ok i have a gal with 2gs of mc in it already!! Just needs ph’d and i can water
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Ok thanks @MrSauga that's one of the reasons I jump in and out of so many threads is to try my best to learn what they are saying