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finally managed to heat the tent everything is good. i use 240 watt for bottom heating and 300 watt for blowing hot air inside. it's not a lot but lights spend much less.
as my plants grow bigger I added the second light in the tent but that one doesnt have switches for UV, IR so when I plug it in all the bulbs are working. My concern is to hurt them with this because they are still in the vegetative phase. Is there anyone who knows about ths stuf
It will not hurt them at all, in fact I recommend to and do myself, have everything switched on (grow and bloom) from day one until harvest and believe the plants grow better this way.
entering 6th week for masterkush and it looks like this maybe i defoliated it too much. what you think? biobizz lightmix just plain water with calmag so far. recently added a second light maybe it wants some nutrients. stopped growing for a few days...
Hey Growmie,
It looks like the plant is suffering from being overwatered, you can tell because the leaves are drooping but the stems of the leaves are still pointing up. Also, your ph is causing a calcium lockout, that's the reason for the yellowing of the leaves, try bringing it up to 6.2, and always try to keep it between 6.2-6.5, hopefully, this was helpful, and remember ... "Happy Growing" and "Free your mind one puff at a time".
last week weird things started to happen with one of master kush and the other one joined it few days ago. I tried many things couldn't figure it out. The small pots Lemon OG and Amnesia Haze is going well. I just couldn't get why... maybe it's the seeds
master kush plants look like this but others seems great. could it be light burn? i added second light few days ago and they receive 500-600 ppfd at most.
Not the light, no way. Anything under 1000 aint going to cause light burn unless you have seedlings. Thats a nute or Ph issue causing lock out. or Humidity is too high and plants arnt transpiring enough so are not uptaking enough nutes. Drop ya Humidity to around 50-55% if its not there already and give the yellow fellow a good feeding, should perk up once it starts sweating a bit more and up taking those nutes.
Remember green is the normal color for a plant in veg and or early to mid flower depending on the strain. Yellowish colored leaves are not normal. Be aware that some plants are heavier feeders than others. And when you add anything new to the environment it's always a good idea to introduce it to your grow space a little at a time, with lights dim em if you can and gradually increase the intensity until your at the desired intensity level. So in short I think the plants that are a little yellowish are hungry.
What are you talking about bro? The yellow leafs? That's a marco/mobile nute shortage, it nitrogen being sucked out of older growth to feed the new growth, that if that's what you are talking about, cause I can't see anything other than marco nute def. You need to increase over all N-P-K more N to get rid of that. Them leafs will stay that color so look to old growth turning yellow still me and it's short of N. Wk 7 you should be hitting a 8-14 ppm depending on what you are happy with. For now it's just mobile nute defs I don't see any micro defs.
Good luck buddy.
As already said by other users she seems to be overfed plus some light/heat stress. Dim or raise your light to prevent the tacoing and dial it back a little on the nutrients.
it was all green and goergous. flowering started made a lot of thick white hairs but never really thickened. it's lemon og auto. i always take care of ph and ingredients of the solution i give.
Hi there Ganzi, so basically i took a look at the diary and what i can see is a few things, first of all, underfeeding K. this you can see from the coloful discoloration. Second is calmag deficiency, this you can see from the discoloration on the side of the leafs. finally there is a heat issue, mostly because not enough CalMag. You can go ahead and increase you PK right now. For the cal mag, you can probably double it or more even put 2ml/L no problem. To make the recovery go quicker you can also make a spray with the calmag 1-2ml/L and spray the plants twice a week for one week. Plants need more Mg when it's hot , that's why you're seeing the severe problems right now. Fix this and the plant will recover hopefully quite quickly. hope this helps ! 🚀
I love this plant this was my 12th seed to grow and so far the biggest in an 8 liter pot. It gave me 1000 grams of wet weight without the stems and I also moved many little frosty leaves. Now it's dried and weighs around 240 grams with even more cleaning. I didn't know such plant could give this. My experience with this is it's definitely a light feeder plant. I gave her just calmag for the first month in a lightmix soil.
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