sandc4fun
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No they are in roughly 2 gallon pots from day 1. Thought autoflowers weren't supposed to be transplanted due to their short growth period.
mmm, i haven’t used fox farm grow big, but i don’t think there’s calcium in it? your plants might/could use some..my advice just let them grow keep up a wet/dry cycle, watch as they get bigger, if anything seems wrong than get back on here or just show us daily photos..
are they in solo cups?
they will need a transplant soon if so, maybe a picture from the side.
you might want to try fabric bags?
see what others think too..
your rightNo they are in roughly 2 gallon pots from day 1. Thought autoflowers weren't supposed to be transplanted due to their short growth period.
+1 on that one, i forgot.. as you see very faint marks on the new growth.,Just tossing this out... kinda looks like light burn/bleaching in addition to the other issues I think you got great advice on.
It could be nutes but just worth a look at.
Yeah I wouldn't flush organic soil +1organic soil should have ph buffers, no need to stress it out with a flush, especially now.
one thing at a time.
@Aqua Man confirms this, so we’re goodUnderstood.
Will hold off and take more pictures tomorrow.
Thanks again.
Lol Just my opinion bro@Aqua Man confirms this, so we’re good.
There is no calcium in Grow Big.mmm, i haven’t used fox farm grow big, but i don’t think there’s calcium in it? your plants might/could use some..
i’d wait for someone who knows that stuff, otherwise looking good, no need to panick..
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