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Ok so damn man what a learning process as always.Thank you for the tips it has helped for sure . Soil has dried out...I am not really watering much at all...every couple days and with no nutrients as well. I have moved light up and results have been better the more I moved it up...no water vapor blowing on plants now not that I would say I had a lot before but it may have effected the leaves and combined with a bit to much water and nutrients even at small amount was to much. These are sum funky looking plants...leaves are strange looking. The last 3 days have seen much better healthier growth so I think I'm on the right path now I hope trying my best now.grow baby grow 😄😄😄😄😄 Happy Growing Hippies
Looks to me like a case of too much humidity combined with too much water in the soil,. When the plant is germinating, and setting root, if you're misting, cut your watering back.. otherwise the humidity at soil level is high enough to not need misting if you've domed them to keep up the humidity. Get some rootshield to help avoid root rot in the future, or another mycorrhiza inoculant, as well add a fan to move the air around periodically. By the looks of things you're almost in the clear now, but keep an eye on the little runt, he may still be fighting off root rot .. which is reversable if caught early enough..
also don't cut out he nutes completely, rather try feeding a 25 or 30% nute mix every other watering and get them going again.. plain water is good as they'll throw new root to find missing foodstuffs in between feeding.. looking good now from what I can see in the pictures..cheers! Keep it Green! DWCHC 👍👈
nah man no need to start with smaller pots.you just need to experience better watering sessions.overwatering is one freakin common problem.you should just let the soil dry out before next watering.it hurts the plant if you don't take precautions but since you are reading this message,you can let the pot dry before watering again and keep it this way for a week,you'll see the results.just let the roots get some oxygen and itll be fine
Move your lights as close to the tops as you can without burning them, increase P and K, add some carbohydrates/sugars for the energy and to sweeten your buds (molasses/beet sugars).
Forgot to mention, add a calmag before inoculating with the myco as they're hard on calcium until established, then they start giving it back to the plant in exchange for carbs in the root exudates. Cheers!
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