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First Time Grow! GG#4 Teen Clones

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BookiesandBream BookiesandBream
5 years ago
Currently understanding watering, the first week with teen clones completed I think I'm going to keep it at ~ 1 gallon of water every other day about. I'm using a Meizi 600w LED, in a 3x4x7' grow tent. My first grow ever! I've had these plants for 10 days now. They were bought clones as teens. Taking note I transfer them over to 5 gallon pots with mito. Then put 2 gallons of water in them, without their roots fully developed. Causing them to drown, after letting them get a lot of air circulation and dry time they bounce right up (yay coco). The third plant I have is currently really behind the 2 others in terms of growth because that one I soak a little bit more then 2 gallons. I've been starting to use training techniques like Topping, Fimming, and Low-Stress Training. They also got powdery mildew so I've been combating that with Plant Therapy by floral spray. Day 11: I've noticed them have calcium deficiency and struggling with getting them fed well. FORGOT TO PRECHARGED MY COCO, BUT WE LEARNIN. So just going to hard feed them Cal Mag till I notice the coco isn't taken it away from them anymore! Day 12: Plants have been water with about a 2.5 liters each, will continue this about every day till I do not get the same amount of runoff. Day 13: Plants watered with 2.5 Liters which creates 10% runoff Day 14: Plants are looking good, been cal mag floral spraying for a day now to see if I can get deficiencies in the plants down. I also took some high-quality shots!
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BookiesandBream
BookiesandBreamstarted grow question 5 years ago
I’ve been using dry nut from Root Organics, I’m curious if I still need to water to run off since I’m in coco. I want to make sure my dry nut don’t get flushed out. Is dry nuts optimal for coco? Do i water the same as others?
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GreenHouseLabanswered grow question 5 years ago
A slight runoff is always good but not required as if you are using synthetic nutrients but you may get salt build up therefore time to time do water to allow some runoff. You have multiple deficiencies, you need to brew a tea for your plants asap, they are lacking of many things right now. Simply put find a compost tea recipe online, you'll be able to find everything at your local hydro/garden store to brew your compost tea. You need to let it brew for a minimum of 24hrs in dechlorinated water, R/O is best. In flower: Dry amendments (organic supplements) do not require to be flushed. What is needed is to stop supplementing the plants 4-5 weeks to harvest to allow everything in the coco/peat moss/soil to be absorbed by the plant so minerals are not contained in the buds. The plants should naturally be drawing nutrients from its own leaves which in turn they will turn yellow and tell you the plant used up all the feed in the medium. Let me know if you need further assistance.
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Aiiogrow
Aiiogrowweek 1
I'v never had mildew before. maybe it was on the clones when you got them?
BookiesandBream
BookiesandBream
@@Aiiogrow, Cannot rub it off! I'm leaning towards the cal-mag deficiency since my medium was not buffered with it.
Aiiogrow
Aiiogrow
@BookiesandBream, mildew: a thin whitish coating consisting of minute fungal hyphae, growing on plants or damp organic material such as paper. can you rub it off? or is the leave damaged?
BookiesandBream
BookiesandBream
@@Aiiogrow, I'm taking a closer look at it since it doesn't seem to be spreading. Does it look like it could also be a cal-mag deficiency?
Aiiogrow
Aiiogrowweek 1
Looking fresh :) hate the pictures tho. that purple shine makes the mildew not even show :'( btw. i see you grow in coco but the dairy says hydroponic. change of mind? could you make a picture of the mildew? cant believe such small plants make mildew. if so you need to do something about the room. get move ventilation or lower humid. Keep it up ;) following along 👍
BookiesandBream
BookiesandBream
@@@Aiiogrow, Wow thank you for following along! Yes, I will upload some new photos soon, I figure it was annoying but don't know the best way to get the light. I assume I can turn off the purple for a minute and it wouldn't have any stress on my plants. I'm looking for fellow planters that can tell me to stop worrying about minor things! All love to you and your gardens!
Hellishjam
Hellishjamweek 3
My dry Organics say feed monthly so the last month is when you stop feeding so everything is depleted no flushing required