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wasgehtsiedasan
wasgehtsiedasanstarted grow question 2 years ago
I am growing in a 12l fabric pot and its not looking very good.... I made a mistake I think by using 20% used soil 60% new soil (plagron light mix) and 20% soil out of a Igrowcan thats in coco medium with some type of slow release fertilizer... is there some way to help my plant?
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Plant. Too short
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Wrongholn519
Wrongholn519answered grow question 2 years ago
How old is it? Not all plants ate quick out the gate. Could be environmental issues too she looks dry; how are your temps and RH?
wasgehtsiedasan
wasgehtsiedasananswered grow question 2 years ago
Well its one day older then my green gelato so popped 23.4. now in the second week unfortunately... My temperature is days 24 Celsius nights 20 and humidity I try to keep at 60-65 😅
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wasgehtsiedasan
wasgehtsiedasananswered grow question 2 years ago
oh ok so exactly what I was thinking I really fucked it up 😅 Damn well to transplant the plant I dont have any more soil left and I think I would hurt the roots by now as its in the second week already and the roots seem to have developed good 😭 Thanks so much for assisting me with this problem and for all you tips but I think this plant will need to grow somehow in this conditions... Well it will be a good lesson for me thats for sure 😅😂 Do you think putting some Veg fertilizer could reduce the damage I already have? 😅
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GrowingGrannie
GrowingGrannieanswered grow question 2 years ago
Oh man... this is an auto, too, isn't it? You've got a good size pot - no problem with that... the problems come from what you put in it! Using old soil = asking for problems (bugs, fungus, etc)... Slow release fertilizer = asking for problems since you have no say over what your plant is getting... I don't know anything about plagron light mix but it's GOT to be better than what you've got... Autos hate being transplanted but that is what I would recommend if you can be VERY gentle with her and not disturb the roots too much... remember, it will have a long tap root. Get it out of that soil... first, autos don't like any nutes for at least a couple of weeks of their life... I grow my autos (which is all I grow) in ProMix because, aside from mycorrhizae which helps roots develop, it has nothing in it and I can control the amount of nutes I give them and when I give it to them. Be gentle, transplant into better soil, give it a LITTLE water (maybe mixed with some Recharge) and cross your fingers that she hasn't been stunted too badly and will still give you a harvest. Good luck!
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