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The 2 small ones are overwatered, so much so that green algea is forming on the top of your soil.
They're very lanky as well which makes sense considering your lights are adjusted for the tallest plant.
The pest infestation could've started because of the overwatering or poor quality/already infested soil.
The last thing you want to do is cheap out and buy soil from a hardware store, learned that the hard way.
The spots you're seeing is just a symptom of the overwatering and pest infestation IMO.
Honestly i think there's no fixing this and even if you did, it wouldn't be worth it.
I'd just harvest the ones that grew when ready, toss the rest and do better next run.
Make sure to clean the walls, floor, ceiling of your tent and the room it's in with bleach when done so pests don't come back.
Thanks a lot for your reply!
And you’re totally right: I guess I mistakenly translated ‘watering’ with ‘giving love’ :)
For the next time I already bought fabric pots that should help as well..
Is there an average amount of water for 10litres pots? Like 100 ml every 2 days or so..
Is there an average amount of water for 10litres pots? Like 100 ml every 2 days or so..
I’d bend the plants over a little n drop those lights to light the sides up. Or just put sidelights in. I think your lights are a little high though for the output. You can probably put them like 8 inches off tops.Can someone confirm whether the lights are decent enough? As it’s clear, I need to get better and don’t want to start off the wrong foot with the wrong tools :)
@Smoking Gun, true, they’re not visible but I’m using 2 pc fans 180mm for airflow. You reckon is not enough?
From what i can see you've got 90w LEDs for what i assume is a 2x2 tent, ideally you'd want 250w.Can someone confirm whether the lights are decent enough?
Can someone confirm whether the lights are decent enough? As it’s clear, I need to get better and don’t want to start off the wrong foot with the wrong tools :)
@Smoking Gun, true, they’re not visible but I’m using 2 pc fans 180mm for airflow. You reckon is not enough?
Great advise! I’ll do that.I personally hate those plastic nursery pots. The soil stays wet far too long and roots do not get proper airflow. In my opinion, if you keep them in those plastic nursery pots, cut the soil with more perlite (I would also drill small holes in the side of the pots).
It’ll also help prevent pests.
Alright, after all your amazing suggestions I went and bought a 600w led light and will use the actual ones as sidelights. Plus I bought a booster fan and mykos.
@Monster762 what do you mean by good bugs? Are the harmless or even proper good for the plants?
@Dan789 thanks man! I needed some encouragement! I’m sure the next ones will be better.
Thanks dude!A 600w light is a good choice, hopefully it’s dimmable so you can use it through all stages of growth. What size tent is that? While more light is better than less, you can over do it. You are setting yourself up for a good round two, I am looking forward to your next run.
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