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Parky955
Parky955started grow question 2 years ago
I feed my plants on schedule and they dropped down. Wtf has happened? Fed with bio grow
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GrowingGrannie
GrowingGrannieanswered grow question 2 years ago
You haven't given us much info here... are they autos or photos? Whatever they are, they are much too long and leggy which suggests to me the light is much too far away from them. I know nothing about feeding schedules for photos but if they're autos, I don't let them have ANY nutes until they're about a week or so old and have at LEAST the beginnings of their second true leaves - and then only 1/4 strength... Honestly, if these were mine, I'd pitch them and start again... sorry! Good luck...
Parky955
Parky955answered grow question 2 years ago
Ok thanks guys taken all advice on board will bin and re start these i think. Sorry new grower
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GrowingGrannie
GrowingGrannieanswered grow question 2 years ago
Coming back at you here... you really do need to start a diary for your grows so that when you have questions, we can get in and take a look at other factors that might be having an impact... I'm assuming these are your gelato autos and if so, my comments below are ones I'll stick with - lights are much too far from the pots, you shouldn't be feeding them ANYTHING for at least another week and then start out at 1/4 strength... it would also be helpful to know what your substrate is... if it's anything but coir or promix, my feeding advice triples in intensity!
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TravelingLuffy
TravelingLuffyanswered grow question 2 years ago
Whatever light you using drop it down or if dimmer turn it up and can put the seedling in more soil to support the stretch or sticks to help support
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AsNoriu
AsNoriuanswered grow question 2 years ago
I use Ecothrive and BioSys and dry amendments, never I have such lair, but I gently ruff surface of soil next day after watering. Your plants are overstretched and lanky, need support asap, need light breeze too and looking at length of stems I would recommend to use better light or drop current lower to plants a bit. Good luck !
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Ciujbau
Ciujbauanswered grow question 2 years ago
looks like they need some support . they look looong and not strong enough to support themselves
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m0use
m0useanswered grow question 2 years ago
need more info here. no diary and no idea whats happening. I don't even see the plants. the pots look like they are oven taken with mold but you said its ecothrive. If its a seed it should not need anything for the first few weeks in a soil grow.
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Parky955
Parky955answered grow question 2 years ago
Stuff in the soil is ecothrive
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