Posible quemadura?

morganfreeman420
morganfreeman420started grow question 3y ago
Every time I go into flowering, this happens to me and I can't find a solution. I use a 1.20 x 1.20 tent and I have a 730w LED; I'm starting to think that the light is too powerful and the plants are suffering from heat. There were two days when it reached 32 degrees, and I'm currently at 29/30.
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GrowingGrannie
GrowingGrannieanswered grow question 3y ago
Without looking at any of your other nutes, I zeroed in on Fish Force and good golly miss molly... Here's the thing, plants need a good amount of nitrogen during their veg state but not so much during their flowering state... yes, they do need SOME but too much will lock out other vital nutrients and that's what's going on here. As they go into pre-flower, you want to be knocking back on the nitrogen-rich nutrients and increasing the nutes that are heavy on the potassium and phosphorus (the P and K). You should also be adding in some calmag once a week at that point as well. Examine all your nutes.... I personally would completely stop using the Fish Force... and I would be cutting back (by half) the other nitrogen-rich nutrients. Since you're probably in a lock-out situation here, I would flush your plants... take 3x the pot volume of pH'd water and run that through each pot ... then let them dry out. Once they're dry and needing something more, you can give them a feed but cut the nitrogen-rich nutes by 3/4 (getting rid of the Fish Force) and the others by 1/2... when that dries out, you can water again and the second feed you can bring your nutes up to where they were but keep the nitrogen-rich stuff at 1/2 strength... Good luck.... and oh btw, this has absolutely positively NOTHING to do with heat or lights...
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TheStaffedition
TheStaffeditionanswered grow question 3y ago
Greetings to you, brother. 1. Pay attention to what seeds you have! F1? 2. Brother, you're really pushing the light. The plant isn't growing in height because of the excessive light, which causes improper development. 3. Listen to your girls and talk to them. You'll definitely hear what they need and what they have too much of. 4. Check out my report on sweet seeds F1, similar situation. My bushes yield 80g of dry bud after curing. Feel free to reach out, I'm always happy to help!
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TheUk420Show
TheUk420Showanswered grow question 3y ago
they are suffering from heat stress but more importantly your feed must be way off buddy its nothing to do with your light so don't waste anymore money its the feed and ph you need to sort buddy
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