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I used the Fox farm trio until I ran out of Big Bloom. First time using nutes and growing this strain, so tbh I couldn't tell you if these nutes helped or not. I mean I'm sure it did, her buds turned out mighty fine. But I've seen bigger and better.
My babies have started showing signs of stress. The new growth on top is sort of wilted, and twisted. Looking droopy and sad. I have a bunch of different nutrients, but don't really use them all. I was thinking it's a pH issue cuz my pH meter might be wrong. Awaiting Buffer solut
Hi @RamboGringo I think that if there were PH variations that affected them to stay in that state they would already have several burns on the leaves. due to the withered aspect of the leaves, the substrate seems to be soaked too much, try to intervene more between waterings, let the substrate almost dry between waterings. controls watering by the weight of the pot, the substrate when it is dry becomes very light and when it is very wet it becomes very heavy. good luck mate 👍
Here's more pictures, and the top 3 inches of soil is dry to the touch before I water again usually. I must've messed up the past couple days or something. I did just add that Mars hydro ts600 though. Light stress?
I'm switching my plants from a 150w QB bords (3500k) to theTLS2000 from mars hydro and my biggest problem is that the TSL is "shocking" the plants uring the 1st week as it's a bit warmer and so the temps is a bit higger but the watter evaporation seems to be doubled , but after a week everything is fine.
my new tips is to put the light higgher and slowly putting it lower during 3/4 days ans it helps the news plants to acclimate better
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