SwizzDaBeast
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Sry forgot the pics
This part looks like thrips broSry forgot the pics
No problem.. Talk to ya tomorrow..
Because they felt dry a couple knuckles below surface, I had been adding about a half a quart every other day or so. Then learned they looked over watered, when I thought they needed it .. Any way, I let em dry out for about four days, then four days ago, I gave first real soaking. So it has been four days since that soak, then today the pots felt light, and leaves were drooping just a bit like they were also telling me they needed a drink, so gave them their second big drink..
check out this thread and you should get all the answers you are looking forJust had a quick read through the 1st page I can't see anything about root disease but anyway I found this on a site I was looking at yesterday was wanting to know if any 1 has used or any experience or anything they think I should know about this
Oh and yes go ahead and switch over lights. Watch your tempand humidity, it will change with the light.
STR8
if it's a 1000w then yes if its 600 then 18"Ended up having to raise the light from the one foot I had them during veg, to two feet now with the hps. Is two feet about where it should be ?
Excellent ..if it's a 1000w then yes if its 600 then 18"
when ever I have had markings like that on a leaf if was sown to thrips if it is thrips u will need something for the soil check with the product if u can't get a answer off that then ask the store u bought it from if they can't answer your question they need sacking I am not familiar with that brand and what I will say is keep looking for them if it was food issues I would think all the plant would be affected with yellowing or getting really dark maybe little burns on the edges of leaf the markings I highlighted look more like unwanted lodgers and I'd I had to bet what type of lodger from the markings I would say thrips@ mancdank, i dnt think thats the problem, i plucked the bad looking leaves n checked with a jeweler loop n nothing. As of today i only see it on 1 leaf. It also is only on the fan leaves, the biggest older ones as a matter of fact. Not to sure think ill get some azamax and spray anyway, is it coo to spray the soil with azamax? Thanks guys
Look familiarwhen ever I have had markings like that on a leaf if was sown to thrips if it is thrips u will need something for the soil check with the product if u can't get a answer off that then ask the store u bought it from if they can't answer your question they need sacking I am not familiar with that brand and what I will say is keep looking for them if it was food issues I would think all the plant would be affected with yellowing or getting really dark maybe little burns on the edges of leaf the markings I highlighted look more like unwanted lodgers and I'd I had to bet what type of lodger from the markings I would say thrips
They looks like she could use some food.what doses are you using?
STR8
I just looked at your photos and you may have a low soil ph issue, I recently had similar looking plants and when I investigated the soil ph it was way too low around 5-6This post will best tell what have been doing most recently.. Next watering will be tomorrow, and will get on course with this schedule you posted. Planning to start right in with your recommended doses for week four.
I just looked at your photos and you may have a low soil ph issue, I recently had similar looking plants and when I investigated the soil ph it was way too low around 5-6
I would recommend that you test the soil to be sure that it is not the problem, if it is then it can be easily fixed with a bit of dolomite or garden lime
Just went to test again, but left the tester on, and not sure if the battery is dead or what, because it will not come up off 1.0
Will get some new batteries before tomorrows watering and post the results..
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