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So out of 3 seeds. 1 has made it pretty healthy. 1 has the shell stuck over the flower which ive been misting to help. An 1 was a dud. Only been misting the humidity dome an watering lightly every 2-3 days with distilled water.
Transplated from solo cup on 8/2/24. Watered with un phed distilled water on day of transplant.
Transplaned into a 3gal pot top 2/3rds 50/50 mix of fox farm happy frog/ocean forest. Bottom 3rd fox farm strawberry fields.
-top dressed 8/5/24 with giga green all purpose 444. 1tsp per pot mixed into top 1-2" of soil.
- watered 8/5/24 with ph balanced 6.55ph distilled water.
-current pictures as of 8/5/24.
i recommend to get your watering p.h. down to 6.3 - 6.4, if possible. also you could start low stress training your plants now (: good luck and happy growing 🌱💚
Didnt water this week at all as last week friday I overwatered it on accident. Just now the plant is showing signs of needing more but the botton of my fabric pot is still moist?
I was also thinking about watering with compost tea but may hold off due to nut burn?
I just started running into the leaf edges yellowing. I first thought it was possibly a deasie or from leafs touching. I then used neem oil. Which after a few days didnt show any improvement an more yellowing started showung up which leaves me to beleive its nute burn. Any help would be awesome. Thank you.
Hello buddy,
You do NOT need to water. And no this is NOT nutrient burning.
You want the top 2 inches (5 centimeters) from the soil to be completely dry before watering again. When you water you want to give till 10-20% runoff. This is the perfect water/dry ratio.
Happy Growing! 💚
If you overwatered last week, I wouldn't water again yet. The size bag you are in for that size plant will keep it going for a while.
Nute burn usually happens at the tip of the leaves, so it's not that.
It can happen is you accidentally spill some feed on the leaf and as the water in the feed evaporates, it becomes very concentrated and can burn your plant.
Sunburn is definitely a thing. If you have water drops on your leaves when the sun is out they act like mini magnifying glasses and burn little spots.
What you have is definitely not from the sun, because that is quite difficult to achieve when the plant is inside and not in the sun :P
My guess is you spilled feed, but that is nothing to worry about. Other than that your plant is looking very healthy, so let the soil dry for a while and she will perk up again.
DieselPerfected
