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Can somebody help me identifying what's happening here?

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Can somebody help me identifying what's happening here?

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#42
GNick55 said:
raise your light while you figure this out,.
bugs and or light stress happening here,..
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Thank you fo your reply, currently I‘m having the lights at 24“ and the dimmer to 30%, yesterday I messed it up when installing it because I made a light upgrade and had it at 10“ from the plants and the dimmer at 80% 🤦🏻‍♂️ and with the bugs, need to do some research 😅
 
#45
ArtfulCodger said:
Based on the edge curl and interveinal yellowing, my vote is for too much light.
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When I installed the new light (the one in the description) I let it at 8” and the dimmer at 80% for a couple of hours but after that I noticed the stress and I reset it at 24” above the canopy and the dimmer at 30%, I will measure today also the ppfd to have a better idea of what’s happening and what shoul I do next about it
 
#46
ilfabr0 said:
When I installed the new light (the one in the description) I let it at 8” and the dimmer at 80% for a couple of hours but after that I noticed the stress and I reset it at 24” above the canopy and the dimmer at 30%, I will measure today also the ppfd to have a better idea of what’s happening and what shoul I do next about it
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Raise it to 36-40 inches. She's a baby right now and needs to be treated accordingly.
Also, water all of the pot, stop the spot watering. You're creating dry pockets and stunting root development and sickly plants are more susceptible to insect infestations than healthy plants.
 
#47
Sunasun said:
Raise it to 36-40 inches. She's a baby right now and needs to be treated accordingly.
Also, water all of the pot, stop the spot watering. You're creating dry pockets and stunting root development and sickly plants are more susceptible to insect infestations than healthy plants.
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They are 28 days old 🥲
 
#49
Sunasun said:
It's alright, they will bounce back. The first 7-21 days are the seedling stage, so you're not that behind.
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Just ordered organic calmag because one guy told me to give them a little, what’s your opinion? Can you help me with measurements?
 
#50
ilfabr0 said:
Just ordered organic calmag because one guy told me to give them a little, what’s your opinion? Can you help me with measurements?
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Do you know brand or product name?
The ones I've used have been 1 TBSP per gallon of medium.
 
#52
ilfabr0 said:
BioBizz Calmag, ordered 500ml bottle
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My bad, thought you were getting dry organic.
If this is it, follow these directions.
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#54
Sunasun said:
Raise it to 36-40 inches. She's a baby right now and needs to be treated accordingly.
Also, water all of the pot, stop the spot watering. You're creating dry pockets and stunting root development and sickly plants are more susceptible to insect infestations than healthy plants.
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every single new growers problems right there!!!! good job @Sunasun
 
#58
Sunasun said:
It was bottle. Dry was different and measured by substrate volume and not water volume.
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Oh yeah almost forgot, should I use the measurements for prevention or deficiency correction? What’s your opinion based on the plant look?
 
#60
ilfabr0 said:
Oh yeah almost forgot, should I use the measurements for prevention or deficiency correction? What’s your opinion based on the plant look?
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I'd go prevention. We don't want to swing to far the other way and over feed.
 
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