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Be careful with the nutrients after the transplant, use maybe a little bit less of the recommended dosage because. But you mean the calculator?
Yes, if the calculator says (im making it up for the example) 10ml total of one liquid, use 7 instead for example. You will be able to go back to full dosage in a week after most of the stress from the transplant is gone.
This must be from another post, we never discused your light here but we can if you want. What light are you using and how far is it now from the plants and at what potency?
Yes, since the calculator says 3ml per liter of water when it's in week 3, it gave that last night.
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I can't turn down the brightness on these, but have disconnected the one in the middle. But how long will it take before I see improvements that the leaves don't curl. If it doesn't help to disconnect the one in the middle, I can disconnect the other 2 and only have 1 light on the one in the middle
It will probably be fine, I suggested less because seems like your plant is already stressed so with the transplant maybe it could stunt for a few days but in the end is better since its a photoperiodic plant it will take "a few days of vacation" and come back stronger.
I dont know how to help you if I dont know what light you are using and at what potency and distance from the plants. If someone adviced you already, you should see the results in the new leaves that grow. Affected leaves will never go back to normal so its the new growth what will tell you if the problem is fixed or not.
In what way do you see that the plant is stressed? :) Haven't received the plant yet, have to wait for the soil.
Yes, is this plant yes :) Yes, I am not sure if it is too bright light that is why they curl. There is always more discoloration at the top of a plant than further down, that is where the new shoots come from. But what you think I should fix is that soil and replant it in a bigger pot?
Yes, they talked about it in the other forum post I sent on the matter here. But why I use 60 W led lights is because I have a very small tent and it is not that tall and big. So have to train it, but does the plant look ready to be trained now?
Yes, the yellowing of the new growth could be caused by other stuff. I dont think a 60W LED will burn the plant unless you have it waay to close.
Im aware, I do have a smaller tent, not as small but 80x80 and I still have 2x130W panels there at 100% at 30-40cm from the plants and theyre totally fine. I think your problem might even be PH related. I suggest you check the PH of your runoff next time you water. The problem if you want me to help you with that is that we are gonna have to do some tests to make sure everything is okay because I dont know how you fed that plant or how close the lights were before and many factors that only you will know.
