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desperately In need of advice!

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ayeob said:
afternoon everyone!

sorry i don’t post yesterday, but here’s a pics and a vidoe for today. i watered yesterday adding flower fuel and dropping tiger bloom.

it looks like i got some nice colas forming! definitely nervous when it comes to harvesting and drying because that’s where my last stuff got messed up.


only changes i made was i got rid of the tiger bloom and put some flower fuel in the mixture. i’m unsure if i can take out some leaves. i don’t want to stress her out anymore. i also got a new aci hygrometer the B2 i wanted the one with the probe but i think amazon had them flip flopped. also made a better stand for the pot because the other one was lopsided

i want to get the aci oscillating fan as well it looks so nice. definitely want to get a controller and try and run all aci equipment. so much more convenient having everything in one place.

definitely want to upgrade everything, maybe once my tax return hits, i’ll be able to get a few new pieces.
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Looking good man. Do you have epsom salt laying around? Its gotta be plain, no lavender or spearmint crap lol.

Might not hurt to add in 1-2 tablespoons once a week.
 
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Goodshit97 said:
Looking good man. Do you have epsom salt laying around? Its gotta be plain, no lavender or spearmint crap lol.

Might not hurt to add in 1-2 tablespoons once a week.
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i have this stuff, i don’t think it has a scent
 

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ayeob said:
i have this stuff, i don’t think it has a scent
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Perfect. You can either add it directly to the top of your soil and lightly mix it in, or you can mix it in your water.
I mix it into the top of the soil. 1-2 tablespoons per week, i run 2 but you could prolly get away with 1.
 
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ayeob said:
what did you end up needing?
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I ended up needing damn near everything. I seriously had no idea what this would entail when I began. I had grown outside in soil and pots, but quickly learned that inside growing is very different. What got me started was the bad spring weather we had last year. I had started some outside and it was just too cold for too long to grow anything, even tomatoes. So, I bought a tent and a light and the fun began. Then came fabric pots, tent fans, a dehumidifier, a humidifier, etc. I learned about spider mites the hard way. Then there's soil, drainage and nutrients. I recently learned about light stress and light burn the hard way. My very first learning experience had to do with over watering, which is what led me to this forum. I figure after a few more grows, which in my case are also known as learning the hard way, I might get good at it.
 
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Goodshit97 said:
Perfect. You can either add it directly to the top of your soil and lightly mix it in, or you can mix it in your water.
I mix it into the top of the soil. 1-2 tablespoons per week, i run 2 but you could prolly get away with 1.
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what does it do for the plant? should i put it in now or my next watering/feeding?
 
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BigBlonde said:
I ended up needing damn near everything. I seriously had no idea what this would entail when I began. I had grown outside in soil and pots, but quickly learned that inside growing is very different. What got me started was the bad spring weather we had last year. I had started some outside and it was just too cold for too long to grow anything, even tomatoes. So, I bought a tent and a light and the fun began. Then came fabric pots, tent fans, a dehumidifier, a humidifier, etc. I learned about spider mites the hard way. Then there's soil, drainage and nutrients. I recently learned about light stress and light burn the hard way. My very first learning experience had to do with over watering, which is what led me to this forum. I figure after a few more grows, which in my case are also known as learning the hard way, I might get good at it.
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i think where i live outside growing would be horrible, do you think you’ll like growing indoors more? what made you want to start outside? i bet there’s a whole new set of challenges when growing outdoors.

i’ve actually never had a problem with spider mites, but my fiancé had them but they were on her other plants that aren’t in a tent. definitely had light burn before but just made sure my light was further away but that was before i got this new parfact works one. definitely learned my lesson with water/feeding and proper drainage and learning how to water.
 
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These last few posts reminded me of an investor that had come from NY looking to get into the business. I took him to an outdoor farm that was looking for investors so they could expand the farm and fund more licenses. On the drive back to his hotel he said that he didn't realize how much went into growing marijuana. He thought it was just throw some seeds in the ground and a few months later...weed.... 🤣
 
#649
BigBlonde said:
I ended up needing damn near everything. I seriously had no idea what this would entail when I began. I had grown outside in soil and pots, but quickly learned that inside growing is very different. What got me started was the bad spring weather we had last year. I had started some outside and it was just too cold for too long to grow anything, even tomatoes. So, I bought a tent and a light and the fun began. Then came fabric pots, tent fans, a dehumidifier, a humidifier, etc. I learned about spider mites the hard way. Then there's soil, drainage and nutrients. I recently learned about light stress and light burn the hard way. My very first learning experience had to do with over watering, which is what led me to this forum. I figure after a few more grows, which in my case are also known as learning the hard way, I might get good at it.
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Almost the same here. No humidifier/dehumidifier yet but you start saving and pick up as you learn.

Got my mites bringing a tomato plant back into the house. Never again!
 
#652
Goodshit97 said:
Oh its for sure mg deficient. Ive been giving her a tablespoon or so like every watering and she isnt getting better
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More, but give more macro as well to stay in balance (?)

My dwc bucket under led was doing it, increased mg by a few grams, with little extra of my macro

top growth looking nice green.

I see nitro claw in that one pic so be careful. You can just add little more mg I think
 

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Edited post look again, there's a start to nitro claw in that first picture with mg def.
 
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Observationist said:
More, but give more macro as well to stay in balance (?)

My dwc bucket under led was doing it, increased mg by a few grams, with little extra of my macro

top growth looking nice green.

I see nitro claw in that one pic so be careful. You can just add little more mg I think
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Last time i grew it she clawed hard too, i think its actually wind related to be honest. Shes only been given 5 tablespoons of 444 gaia green. I also dont think i have said "macros" here. Im ordering mykos, azos, and recharge soon, otherwise i just feed them the gaia green and epsom salt.
 
#656
Goodshit97 said:
Last time i grew it she clawed hard too, i think its actually wind related to be honest. Shes only been given 5 tablespoons of 444 gaia green. I also dont think i have said "macros" here. Im ordering mykos, azos, and recharge soon, otherwise i just feed them the gaia green and epsom salt.
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My mistakes, by macros I just meant you're main feed like npk-and micro nutes

But forget your running the gaia/organics.

This has my macro/and micro nutrients, mg is a micro nute.
 

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Observationist said:
My mistakes, by macros I just meant you're main feed like npk-and micro nutes

But forget your running the gaia/organics
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This is everything i have.
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I havent touched the ph up or down in 3 years and i stopped using dr zymes, tiger bloom, grow big, and calmag.

I just use the pyganic, 3in1 spray, epsom and gaia.

I really need to order the mykos, azos, and recharge cause i think theres stuff lacking in my soil. Growth is so slow its almost non existent.
 
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Goodshit97 said:
This is everything i have.View attachment 1329219

I havent touched the ph up or down in 3 years and i stopped using dr zymes, tiger bloom, grow big, and calmag.

I just use the pyganic, 3in1 spray, epsom and gaia.

I really need to order the mykos, azos, and recharge cause i think theres stuff lacking in my soil. Growth is so slow its almost non existent.
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God damn.

this is about all I need lol, not to say there isn't a few additives that would greatly benefit, like silica and fulvic, but this still works well.
 

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