Bag seeds - long veg balcony/indoor grow

this is no good so sorry, lots of stress, heat issues, not enough cool water, roots dried out fats and in return plant died off, lack of water and heat. plants are like babies you have to take care of them and give them attention, it happens to us all. we have to remember we are the care givers and we are in charge of making them happy and give them everything they need. light, air and food and water, thats it, now if one or more of those things are off, well the plant shows signs and will tell you, if you do not fix the little stuff it becomes a bigger problem. while you left on holiday your plants prob. showed signs, little things that prob went unnoticed, not enough water and the heat evaporated the water fast, dried out the soil and in the soil the roots dried out. to fix for next time i would suggest using kelp in your nutrients, kelp is used to help plants deal with heat. if you know it will soon get hot give kelp a few times before the heat, kelp helps the plant deal with stress better, kelp is also good for that nice green in the plant itself and keeps the plant in some what good shape. if you start having problems, 1. check your ph, ph being off can start harming the plant in a negative way, get the ph right and you take away a lot of deficiencies right away as the roots are happy and will take up the nutrients they need,, also you may want to add a cal mag to the line up, cal mag helps the plant build up good cells, and it is kind of like a sugar. last you should also consider adding silica. silica helps the cells in the plant to stay strog and also helps growth, your plants would be really happy. last each and every time you water or feed, you want a little run off, this lets you know you gave the plant water and her pot is full. what i do is i go by weight of the pot, i water good the first time when it is a young seedling, i pick the pot up and i feel the weight, now though out the plants life i pick the pot up, if it is still kind of heavy i dont water, if it is lighter than it should i water, you also have to check on the plants and spend time with them. we live and learn, with each grow we do we get better, do not let these little set backs get to you, most plant will do what they are supposed to do, some times we do something to mess that up, sometimes something happens that is out of our control, things will work out and you will have a great harvest when it does, so dont give up

potassium deficit...really something that you have to get rid of and adjust very fast! can lead to smaller yield. Review the watering technique, this is usually the 1st thing that lead to this type of deficit. When watering too less (quantity) and there is no run off on the bottom tray, then the ph inside the pot is getting more and more alkaline which pushes the roots to buildup salts on the small roots and this leads to the potassium deficit, because the plant's channels to absorb it are blocked. Most people will think it's nutrient burn and start pushing more nutrients in the plant, but in the same way, with no proper run off in the bottom tray and this will become a total chaos; give slow 1L-1.5L of water with good nutrients every 2nd day (no need for ph down), let it drain well in the bottom tray and the excess throw it away... best of luck with the grow! it's early so you can corrected, no worries.

diatomaceous earth (you can get it online), it's organic! just sprinkle it with your mix, sprinkle it above the soil. it prevents bugs, larvae, everything! stay away from pesticides dude! you are going to use the final product, pesticides are not a good option. Good luck!

did you leave any water while gone? this plants are highly hydrophilic. During flowering the water consumption will increase even more. So 7 days without water can kill a plant no probs. best of luck in the future!

Hi buddy! balcony grows are really cool! especially if you have all the conditions. This ones will be outdoors until the end? that means you'll harvest around September/October. 😆 Really cool projects ahead! What plans do you have for containers? You want to have more of a horizontal grow? Man...this ones can be as huge as you permit them to be, giving the proper conditions! Best of luck with them, it will be cool to watch. Also it is worth keeping them organic. Look up Air-pots, if you have the chance to get them, are incredible for soil growing!

ah damn a split, You had a big nub there so i'm surprised it spilt on you

Good luck with ur grow!😺