I switched to an led and think I stunted my autos what do I do
Switch to LED help
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zeroday
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Hey there!
How many days from seed are they?
What kind of light did you switch from?
What kind of LED did you switch to?
How far are the LEDs from the top of the plants?
How many days from seed are they?
What kind of light did you switch from?
What kind of LED did you switch to?
How far are the LEDs from the top of the plants?
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I put all in my journal
It’s probably in shock. Any stress reliever mixed in with your feeding can help them bounce back from it. Some take longer then others, but it should help.
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What's a good stress relief my backsidelipslidesoldier?
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It's been 7 days since they broke soil
There are certain supplements you can give to your sick plants to reduce stress, support their development, and increase their resistance.
Compost Teas
For those growing in soil, compost teas are an excellent supplement to support the recovery of sick and stressed plants. Compost teas can make your plants grow faster and more robust, making them less susceptible to diseases and deficiencies. Some cultivators make their own compost teas at home, although they can also be purchased at most well-sorted grow stores.
Silica
Silica has properties that strengthen the cell walls of your plants, which makes it helpful for increasing their resilience. Furthermore, it makes certain minerals and nutrients more available while protecting the roots as well.
Seaweed
Seaweed contains minerals and other micronutrients, and has been shown to help reduce plant stress. While its mechanism is somewhat unknown, seaweed has long been part of the weed grower’s arsenal.
Molasses
Compost Teas
For those growing in soil, compost teas are an excellent supplement to support the recovery of sick and stressed plants. Compost teas can make your plants grow faster and more robust, making them less susceptible to diseases and deficiencies. Some cultivators make their own compost teas at home, although they can also be purchased at most well-sorted grow stores.
Silica
Silica has properties that strengthen the cell walls of your plants, which makes it helpful for increasing their resilience. Furthermore, it makes certain minerals and nutrients more available while protecting the roots as well.
Seaweed
Seaweed contains minerals and other micronutrients, and has been shown to help reduce plant stress. While its mechanism is somewhat unknown, seaweed has long been part of the weed grower’s arsenal.
Molasses
- Feeds the beneficial microorganisms in the soil
- Improves structure and water retention of the soil
- Enriches the soil with various essential minerals and vitamins
- Helps to prevent the build-up of pathogens that could harm your plants
- Helps minimise the risk for salt build-up in the soil, which could cause nutrient problems
- Acts as a natural insecticide against common cannabis pests
