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Just got them last Thursday. Transplanted into 5 gallon grow bags with Nectar for the Gods #4. Did a light water at 6.3 ph Thursday night, they started to look bad so I gave them a decent amount of distilled water Saturday morning. Still looked poor yesterday, but started the base 3 of Gaia Mania, Medusas Magic and Zeus Juice at 15ml/gal in the afternoon. Look slightly worse today maybe, but not near the decline I had been seeing I don't think. Going to keep to light feeding when the soil starts to dry, which is looking like its going to take well over a day.
Edit 11/9: Sundae Driver and Purple Zkittlez seem to have a bit of perk in their top leaves. Added humidifier to help with the humidity. Soil is still damp on the top of 1 of my plants, even though its been 48 hours, I am hesitant to water/feed again. Thinking about feeding Sundae Driver, adding the Athenas Animas, Herc Harvest, Demeters Destiny and maybe The Kraken (All minimum suggested amounts)? Just to see how it reacts compared to Purple Zkittlez, which I will not feed until tomorrow.
Looking like light burn (most intense from the top) and maybe overwatering?
I am trying Nectar for the Gods #4 soil for the first time, and I just put it in a grow bag and put the clones in it. Unsure if I was supposed to prep somehow beforehand.
Hello i don't think it is light burn because your apex will be yellow and dry if it was the case. Now if you give her too much water yes it can be the cause. Hope this helps you
Slurry on Wednesday was 100ppm, so I started the above feed schedule daily. Planning on feed-feed-tea-feed-feed schedule but don't have my tea product yet.
Will be trimming tomorrow after I get a nice pair of trimmers or scissors or something. Possibly topping.
Added humidifier, waiting on phone/wifi controlled power strip for fans/humidifier. Combining this with a "Weather station" from amazon, I'll be able to control fans and mist, so loosely, temp and humidity from my desk. Having trouble finding a balance between fans and humidity without a remote/timer.
I didn't feel like I was doing everything correctly, I had been watching a bunch of the viewer questions videos with Scott from Nectar, so I reached out. He had me do 2 Gaia feeds at 6.1, and to foliar feed Pegasus for nitrogen. They are looking better, but really trying to get a steady baseline for what my plant is uptaking, for that I need a plant without issues to start with. But, its going better than previously.
Also seeing how different plants are different sizes and colors, I am assuming they have different needs.
Probably overwatered, but they weren't looking great before that. Hoping it was just them in rough shape from before, and I moved too quick on increasing water.
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