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Are these light burned plants still good?

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I found out I burned my plants. When they went into flower I turned up my sf1000 light. I thought I was having cal mag issues but I added cal mag for a couple weeks and no results. It turned out to be the light. Are these still harvestable or should I cut and start over. I don’t want to put in more time growing for nothing to happen.
 

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Yes I’ve checked my ph and it’s within range. But if you look up light burn these fit the bill.
 
If you have back up clones.. I would go to that. More weight vs time.
 
No I’d have to start over from seed. Plus they are autos.
 
No I’d have to start over from seed. Plus they are autos.
Sheeeit. Ok. Well you should crack some seeds if you can spare it. Try nurse those to get at least some bud. Maybe workout a spot for a mother and clone tent.
 
The problem is my next grow I’m planting photos and I only have 1 tent. If I plant the photos they will out grow my tent while I’m waiting for these to finish.
 
I’m thinking I should be able to get decent bud from these since the plants don’t look really dead yet. But if they just won’t mature I’d rather chop them down instead of waiting for them to die.
 
Hmm I think that plants just very hungry. Can't tolerate light as much when it's not getting enough nutrients also.
 
The problem is my next grow I’m planting photos and I only have 1 tent. If I plant the photos they will out grow my tent while I’m waiting for these to finish.
You can top and train them. But yeah. Second small tent could really save you some time.
 
Yea. Your right, tomorrow I’m going to buy a couple more 3 gal pots. I just hope they will be fine as I have the sf1000 and the back of the tent doesn’t get direct light.
 
My opinion only....complete the transplant to larger 3 gallon pots ASAP...these girls' look like they need more room to grow and feed. Personally, I would dim back your lights (or raise them higher) away from the plants to help give them time for recovery and give them only what they need. I think you will see results more quickly. You can't rush a good thing 👍 😉
 
Your watering is an issue I haven't read how you are doing so but it is an issue.

That in itself can be a reason why the plant are hungry and not tolerating light.
 
Specifically underwatered.... I get the feeling you are not wanting to saturate the entire pot.... and not so much letting them dry to much. What I'm saying is I don't think you are watering enough when you are watering them.
 
I think your right. I feed between 4 plants a 1 liter bottle of water. I do that as to not over water them. I water every other day, am I doing it wrong? I give nutes every other watering, once with cal mag and soil conditioners like fish shit and bembe. Next watering I use tiger bloom and other ff nutes. I’m going to use beastie bloom starting next feeding.
 
Yeah definitely not enough. Read these.


 
I think your right. I feed between 4 plants a 1 liter bottle of water. I do that as to not over water them. I water every other day, am I doing it wrong? I give nutes every other watering, once with cal mag and soil conditioners like fish shit and bembe. Next watering I use tiger bloom and other ff nutes. I’m going to use beastie bloom starting next feeding.
I don't involve myself in those nutes but hopefully other can chime in for ya.

You may have hydrophobic portions in the soil so I'd take a skewer and poke holes from too to bottom, water slowly and throughly, saturating the entire pot then let then dry back well before watering again.

Over watering is watering to often not to much at one time.

 
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