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I find it hard to track when and how you water and feed.
The curling and the light tips is on the smaller plants or on all?
I find it hard to track when and how you water and feed.
The curling and the light tips is on the smaller plants or on all?
Take a deep breath and keep doing what you're doing, plants look good. Keep an eye on the yellow tips, sometimes it just the young leaves before their chlorophyll is developed. Give them a week before you make a move and you'll have a more informed decision.Me to bro! But in the last 72hrs they got each 2.5 liters.
It's mostly on the smaller ladies
What are your pots sitting on?New day new update,
I think they have a bit too much light ? Some leaf points are curling and getting lighter in color.
I put my light 2cm higher. Total distance is now 42cm.
I was not sure about watering today and was not home when the light came on, so i'm gonna do the water till runoff tomorrow. What could is expect on the water usage? So i can make enough water with nutrients.
I feel like i'm f*cking around, My real first grow 10 years ago went smoother for my feeling, but thank you!!These really do look great. Real nice looking new growth.
This sure doesn't look like a first grow..lol Your nailing it. Great advice above. Hang in there.
In your case, what i shall do is top them veg them a bit more remove the 2 shortest and flip the 4 nicestSunday they are 4 weeks old and i wanna flip them 12/12.
Should i do some leave removal/defoliation? Not much, but the bigger leaves blocking some.
I'm late to the party, but question:Save the money on the sensors!
Im a very visual learning person so I made a diagram to explain my watering philosophy so that maybe it's easier to understand.
The plants roots look like a mirror image of what's above ground until the confines of the pot take over. At your current stage of growth it looks something like what I drew below. The most important thing to remember is that the growing tip of the root is another apical meristem just like the top of the plant. It's loaded with stem cells and hormones and is the "boss" of the root zone.
The dotted line represents the 2 inch deep mark and the wavy line on the bottom is where your excess water will settle. If the root meristem is constantly sitting in a wet, low oxygen zone, it will rot and die, effectively topping your roots and stunting the plant because there's not enough roots to drink it away.
Without factoring in the weight, it's possible the top 2 inches are dry but the tip is drowning in a small layer at the bottom of the pot. The top layer has the highest concentration of roots at this stage. That, combined with evaporation from the atmosphere is going to dry it out faster, but your roots need O² as much as they need water.
The arrows are to illustrate why we water in a ring around the edge and never against the stem. You want the roots to expand into new areas chasing that water. The deeper you go, the less roots will be on the sides of the container.
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To me its only sensible to take leaf indoors. Indoor growing is not natural and I cant provide sun intensity levels in my tents sooooo somethings gotta budge..lolThnx for your input!
I'd really like to try topping. But maybe in the smaller tent later.
I'm going to water until runoff when the light comes on today. And then I'll switch to 12/12 tomorrow? So today is last day veg feeding when watering then ?
But can I remove 4 or 6 leaves per plant today?
Clones behave like they were topped, where there is no main tap root. They're called adventitious roots if you want to do a deep dive on google. So remove the long tap root from my drawing and put about 20% more shallow root mass at the top of the pot.I'm late to the party, but question:
What about clones? They don't have a tap root.
Edit, Spider farmer, this is getting expensive, please sponsor me!!
Pretty sure the girlfriend is going to kick my ass to the curb if I do that in the next couple of weeks.
Same bro! Maybe we could live together
Okay, they looked a bit dry again!
But i gave them water untill runoff just now. They took about 3 liter each.
Ph from runoff was good at 6.4, but EC seems to high at 2.6. Wat you guys think ?
Okay thnx Gmonster714, i'll give them a bit time, so i can smoke some, and then i'll cut some leaves.
Pic is just after light on and before watering.
Edit, Spider farmer, this is getting expensive, please sponsor me!!
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