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First week, first time growing. I've started using 12/12 for seedlings following Viparspectra's recommendation. I've changed to 16/12 on Day 5 and on Day 6 I finally changed to 18/12.
The leaves of 1 are significantly larger than the leaves of 2.
The 2nd seedling didn't grow and the leaves got white. I didn't understand, they were the same strain, using the same soil, kind of pot, nutrition and light. The 2nd plan was removed at the last day of the 2nd week.
I'm growing 2 White Choco Haze. The same seed, inside a closet 60x60, the same soil, the same nutrition but one is growing and the another one isn't. I've switched the position and also added more nutrition but is too early to know if helped. Some idea?
Finishing the first week of flowering. Unfortunately I'm having issues with lack of nutrients, probably a PH issue. I've bought a PH meter and some PH up and down products but I'm still figuring out how it works. I've removed some leaves as well.
After 8 weeks the leaves started getting yellowish/burned. There was 1 in couple of days ago and know I can see many. I'm using Canna Terra Professional as soil and only the Easy Boost from Royal Queens. What can be?
Heya Highness!
What is the pH of you water you are giving to the plants? Looks like it is lacking a little in Mg, this causes yellowing of the outer edges and as it gets worse looks more like a burn/rust. I see you're growing in soil, pH should be between 6-7 and can be measured with pH strips or a pH meter. If you are out of this range you can use pH up/down solution to fix it.
If your pH is spot on I would supplement with a little calmag. I see the nutrient line you are using doesn't have calcium in it and just a little magnesium. As well as the soil mix you are using is pretty basic and doesn't offer much nutrients as well. In my opinion when I did soil I loved the basic mixes because you know exactly what nutrients the plants are getting. When using peat mixes calcium and magnesium were always the first deficiency I ran into.
Goodluck and cheers!
Highness
