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Ze1ro
Ze1rostarted grow question 2 years ago
There's been a bit of twisting in the leaves and I'm not sure why? pH was 6.1-6.3, 1.0 EC, feeding twice a day. Rolled back to once a day, new nutes with added cannazyme, new pH of 5.9 and EC slowly ramped to 1.4. Looking better but looking for any feedback. solo looks better
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Jays_Not_Here_Man
Jays_Not_Here_Mananswered grow question 2 years ago
Hey Growmie, I think it’s being over watered. This refers not necessarily to the amount given, but the frequency (how often). If the roots are being suffocated, this growth will occur, wrinkled, and crinkled leaves, growth clumped together and if you look closely at the leaves, they may also have a bumpy texture to them. I would say let the medium dry out quite a bit more before you water next, and then again and you’ll see them bounce back. 👊🇨🇦❤️
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Ze1ro
Ze1roanswered grow question 2 years ago
Looking at previous diaries and notes, along with the feedback I've had, I realized that I had used the wrong seedling cloth bag. I'm not sure how they were mixed up and I didn't catch it but it's evident I used too large of a bag. Also, I didn't adjust the lights for the next phase of veg. After correcting the latter, and easing up on the fertigation to once a day, she's been coming back nicely and the roots are showing that she's ready for transplant.
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GrowingGrannie
GrowingGrannieanswered grow question 2 years ago
If your EC is 1.0, you are massively overfeeding! At this stage of the game, EC needs to be between 0.2-0.4... EC can then be raised by 0.2 each week as long as the plant is tolerating the nutes which yours definitely are not. I would flush them out and go easy on the feeding - in fact, don't feed them anything for at least a week. Make sure your soil is completely dry before giving them anything more... and always always always practice a routine of water/feed/water/feed - some will even water twice between feedings... When you start feeding again, start with 1/4 strength to make sure they're going to tolerate the nutes... And when you water, make sure you're getting some runoff which will help clear the soil of excess nutes/salts... Good luck
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