Do you not have a humidifier that can keep things in range? If not then, as suggested, continue with what you've been doing and try and hit those targets the next time you do a run. If you can procure a humidifier that can keep things in range then you'll be able to better control the environment and keep the girls in the sweet spot.I have my ac infinity 6in fan vented into the dome with temp and rh sensor in dome and another AC infinity 6in in tent with separate temp and humidity sensor in tent tent I keep cooler and rh in basement and tent stay around 50 or below so I spray dome 2 or 3 times a day as needed to bring the rh back up between 70 and 80 but the fan dries the dome out everytime it kicks on
That's the next step this is just kinda a test run with some seeds from a buddy they started out as skunk #1 from like 10 years ago from Amsterdam that a buddy has been growing outside and picking the cream of the crop to pollinate just to see how it works and I have gorilla glue # 4 fast version from Herbie's usa I am going to get a humidifier from AC infinity for the next roundDo you not have a humidifier that can keep things in range? If not then, as suggested, continue with what you've been doing and try and hit those targets the next time you do a run. If you can procure a humidifier that can keep things in range then you'll be able to better control the environment and keep the girls in the sweet spot.
The pots are about a half gallonSeedling looks good.
Wait until you have around 5 or 6 nodes before you transplant them. Your pots look like gallon pots so you really don't need to repot for a while. You could veg until you're a couple weeks out from flip and transplant them.
I've been spraying with same mix whole time but I am quitting now and only straight water from now on and if I did burn them are they recoverableDid you nute burn them on foliar? The foliage is tender at this stage. Try not to spray it with anything but clean water. It needs to get a little bigger ands stronger with some branch and leaf development before you start foliar feeding.
I personally don't foliar feed. The only time I spray anything intentionally on the leaves is if I need to apply pesticide. Wet leaves promote mold.
also take care not to leave moisture on leaves when under light as they will fry, inside or out water on the actual plant will cause a few problems, but this baby isnt suffering from sun or light burn, it looks like nute burn, I wonder what the medium is and if its got nutes in it already? a seed raising mix is preferable for germinating, with some blood n bone added lightly just to fortify the soil to give babies a little extra popping power, we dont usualy feed for the first week or so and use a buffer between the new seedling and the built soil we use when u transplant, Cannabis is pretty forgiving and this may recover if u are careful, spray around the stem at soil level using a soft spray nozzle till they are a little hardier. taking care not to leave the foliage of the plant wet.Did you nute burn them on foliar? The foliage is tender at this stage. Try not to spray it with anything but clean water. It needs to get a little bigger ands stronger with some branch and leaf development before you start foliar feeding.
I personally don't foliar feed. The only time I spray anything intentionally on the leaves is if I need to apply pesticide. Wet leaves promote mold.
The medium is composted manure and pearlite 50 50 mix nothing else added and I have been spraying with a misting bottle around the stem about every 4ish days as needed. I just started a measured amount at 50 ml about an inch outside of the "leaf zone" as I call it to try to stretch the roots out and I know I started in a hot medium I didn't know I couldn't when I started will start in neutral soil next timealso take care not to leave moisture on leaves when under light as they will fry, inside or out water on the actual plant will cause a few problems, but this baby isnt suffering from sun or light burn, it looks like nute burn, I wonder what the medium is and if its got nutes in it already? a seed raising mix is preferable for germinating, with some blood n bone added lightly just to fortify the soil to give babies a little extra popping power, we dont usualy feed for the first week or so and use a buffer between the new seedling and the built soil we use when u transplant, Cannabis is pretty forgiving and this may recover if u are careful, spray around the stem at soil level using a soft spray nozzle till they are a little hardier. taking care not to leave the foliage of the plant wet.
View attachment 1345548i only watered this plant and almost immediately changed color on the lower leaves with 50 ml with 1 ml per gal of calmag, VEVO kelp and micro and grow from remos in 50|50 mix composted manure and pearlite what should I do to recover
lord you need more than poop and perliteThe medium is composted manure and pearlite 50 50 mix nothing else added and I have been spraying with a misting bottle around the stem about every 4ish days as needed. I just started a measured amount at 50 ml about an inch outside of the "leaf zone" as I call it to try to stretch the roots out and I know I started in a hot medium I didn't know I couldn't when I started will start in neutral soil next time
Soil as in inert soil or something with fert in itlord you need more than poop and perlite
add some soil in there plz
Well I mean if you have that much natural fertilizer on hand I’d assume you could use a promix or something less hotSoil as in inert soil or something with fert in it
Damping off is the problem that can hit if left under domes to long the stalk goes mushy around the base it folds over and dies once the first true leaves show the dome is no longer needed as the root will begin to take the needed elementsI feel like this is kind of a loaded question. 50% - 60% humidity is passable but higher humidity in early development is almost always better for overall plant health in that early stage. Obviously high humidity environments present their own problems but I think with proper air circulation and cleanliness protocols those problems can be minimized and managed and still be able to provide the best environment for our plants to thrive in.
My early seedlings through early veg get humidity levels averaging around 70% - 80% consistently and, so far, I haven't had any mold or mildew issues. I'm currently in week 2 of flower and the humidity in the tent hasn't gone below 60% throughout and has spent most of its time in the 70% - 75% range. I'll start lowering the humidity after week 6 but moreso to stress them to produce the desired effect rather than any issues with disease or pests.
I just fixed the problem for now I got a rag wet and hung it on the outlet of one of my 6in ac infinity fans and jumped my rh up drastically so I took the dome off a few mins ago lol thank you I didn't know that that would cause damping offDamping off is the problem that can hit if left under domes to long the stalk goes mushy around the base it folds over and dies once the first true leaves show the dome is no longer needed as the root will begin to take the needed elements
I have 9 5 gallon buckets full of 50\50 mix composted manure and pearlite lmfao how much would I need to add to say just 1 bucket 25% 50% ?Well I mean if you have that much natural fertilizer on hand I’d assume you could use a promix or something less hot
when sprouting seeds, do you always use a dome at the beginning @2BadI would say take the dome off.. looks like humidity is very high
First time ever growingwhen sprouting seeds, do you always use a dome at the beginning @2Bad
Been steady at this since I fixedish the problem just have to rewet the towel when it dries outwhen sprouting seeds, do you always use a dome at the beginning @2Bad
Some do some don’t. If you dome remove it after an inch of growth or risk all the horrors.when sprouting seeds, do you always use a dome at the beginning @2Bad
My seedlings are loving their new environment perked up a lil and I swear I can see them growSome do some don’t. If you dome remove it after an inch of growth or risk all the horrors.
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