Ferenccommentedweek 24 years ago
Good Luck! @Budzilla23
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Malawi Gold
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10 L
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Budzilla234 years ago
Soaked seeds to stimulate germination.
Root sprouted.
Planted directly into medium FFOS.
Placed under LED 16/8 light cycle.
Cotyledon’d showing.
Found a gnat on next plant. Removed medium and sprayed topsoil with neem oil.
Gonna start lowering medium soil next week.
Gimme feedback or comments, outside perspectives always helps.
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Budzilla23started grow question 4 years ago
Any advise on the lower leave wilting ? Day 15...
Neem oil burn or nutrient deficiency ?
Something else ?
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Leaves. Curl up
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Experimentgreenanswered grow question 4 years ago
Hey friend so with the canoeing I'd mainly think light and heat. These babies are fragile, i usually run mine under 2cfls so that it's not so intense, and let them get 3-4 sets of leaves.
Those bottom ones typically yellow and die off anyway so no worries. Keep the light distant, don't feed, and if you wanna boost it's strength with neem right now, its gotta be some neem meal into the soil, which is a very good practice. 👍
Budzilla23started grow question 4 years ago
@blendmedmedman
Thanks!
I did lift into a more airy location
I noticed the burn and immidietly sprayed the leaves with water to try wash off
Will let it dry
Hopefully no nasty fungi’s developed yet and the plant will live.
Been testing the moisture before Watering
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Leaves. Edges burnt
Leaves. Curl up
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MangoDuduanswered grow question 4 years ago
Have a dry wet routine to avoid overwatering, if u plant a seed in the final pot use less water when the plant is tiny to avoid root bound and overwatering
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