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seems to be growing well and healthy. lots of new growth in the last week. Now on full strength nutrients according to the feed schedule an seems to be loving it
If your grow light is legit 300W you won't need to add any light unless you choose. I currently use a 150W Marshydro TS1000 light in a 27X27X63 tent with great results. Hope this helps. Happy growing ✌️👊
Anything I should be worried about here? May have let the soil go a little to dry before watering this morning. Overall she seems quite lush, just noticed a few spots on 2 leaves
hey there that type of burning is from pH fluctuations best pH for soil going in is 6.0 and but soil buffers it up to 6.5 usually. probably something happened with the water at some point which made it fluctuate too quickly , if it's not getting worse and worse then the problem already happened and fixed itself. Otherwise just get some pH regulators and use those. Hope this helps ! 🚀
Plant seems to be growing well, but the issue with the leaves seems to be getting worse. I've dialled back the nutrients in case that was the issue and moved the light further on the plant. Ph of the run off is still 6.5. Could it need Cal/Mag supplement? Any advice as always gratefully received
Given full strength nutrients according to the biobizz schedule and leaves look like they have nutrient burn again. Flushed with ph water at 6.5 and will keep to a reducedthe strength from now on
Took a little longer than I'd been hoping for, but cut down last week and been drying for 6 days. Put into jars today for curing, after a cheeky sample of course, and very happy with the outcome for a first try😀
Careful of this other guys information he is totally wrong. Just to prove how wrong he is I will provide a link that shows the PH variation globally in soil... You will see the VAST majority of soil are Acidic and not Alkaline.. maybe in his part of the world.. But for the vast majority of others he is wrong.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Soil_pH
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