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Hi everybody, it's fall aka it's time to run again my classic setup, Enjoying the cooler temperature : tend 0.8m x0.8 x 1.60 m, 250w philipps light Hps agro, 200 m3/h extractor fan plus other two electric fans inside the boxe, plus one fan who put the air from outside to inside, three indica dominant strain from different seed bank.
Second week is starting very bad. I just noticed this yellow stain on the first pair of true leaves of all the plants . I think it could be some N deficit, I watered with 2.5 ml/lt, but terra vega fert is just 313 npk, maybe it's to light so I have to increase the dose. What you can tell me about this issue?
Second week is starting very bad. I just noticed this yellow stain on the first pair of true leaves of all the plants . I think it could be some N deficit, I watered with 2.5 ml/lt, but terra vega fert is just 313 npk, maybe it's to light so I have to increase the dose. What you
I wouldn't do anything.Soil not looking overwatered.It's looks a lot like a genetic thing to me.If there was a problem those cotyledon parts would show it immediately.I think youre going well,let the thing go
I wouldn't most soil has enough nutrients already for seedlings in the first 2 weeks. You have root problem. Overwatered cannabis plants are droopy with leaves that curl down. As a result of overwatering, leaves often turn yellow or show other signs of nutrient deficiencies (especially when it comes to younger plants and seedlings!) Overwatering does not always mean you’ve been giving the plant too much water. It can also mean that you’ve been giving the plant water too often, or growing plants in a growing medium that holds onto water without enough air, or doesn’t have good drainage out the bottom.
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