First grow need some help with these seedlings please!

[Sunasun]

Ok thanks man Is 3ml/L low enough you think of just sensi grow a&b sorry for all the question’s

Try 2ml per liter at this stage. They'll tell you if they need more.

 

[CeeJ]

Try 2ml per liter at this stage. They'll tell you if they need more.

Thank you I think 2 ml was perfect any idea on when I should start training these I topped a couple days ago not to sure on what to do after

 

[PK1]

at this stage start watering properly so you could develop those roots better. Topping is good as it will give yyyou two additional branches. If you want you can tie it with a rope and bent it a bit so that the lower leaves get more light, but watering properly is more important. They look good, good job!

 

[Sunasun]

at this stage start watering properly so you could develop those roots better. Topping is good as it will give you two additional branches. If you want you can tie it with a rope and bent it a bit so that the lower leaves get more light, but watering properly is more important. They look good, good job!

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[Perrin6363]

I didn't read through the middle but I saw the first pics and where you're at now. Way to go bro! You're kicking ass. I topped and bent mine over too, as they mentioned and it helped a lot. It made perfect sense once I did it. You'll immediately see how it opens everything up. The first time though I just tipped the plant over, I didn't support the base with a padded wire. The second time I did, so the stalk went up and then bent and it worked much better. It gave me more room to water. Congrats on getting this far bro. Can't wait to see your harvest.

 

[CeeJ]

I didn't read through the middle but I saw the first pics and where you're at now. Way to go bro! You're kicking ass. I topped and bent mine over too, as they mentioned and it helped a lot. It made perfect sense once I did it. You'll immediately see how it opens everything up. The first time though I just tipped the plant over, I didn't support the base with a padded wire. The second time I did, so the stalk went up and then bent and it worked much better. It gave me more room to water. Congrats on getting this far bro. Can't wait to see your harvest.

Thank you!

 

[CeeJ]

I didn't read through the middle but I saw the first pics and where you're at now. Way to go bro! You're kicking ass. I topped and bent mine over too, as they mentioned and it helped a lot. It made perfect sense once I did it. You'll immediately see how it opens everything up. The first time though I just tipped the plant over, I didn't support the base with a padded wire. The second time I did, so the stalk went up and then bent and it worked much better. It gave me more room to water. Congrats on getting this far bro. Can't wait to see your harvest.

What could I use to tie them down?

 

[CeeJ]

This .

I tied them down today! I didn’t really know what I was doing but I tried my best plz give me tips and let me know if I did anything wrong

 

[CeeJ]

at this stage start watering properly so you could develop those roots better. Topping is good as it will give yyyou two additional branches. If you want you can tie it with a rope and bent it a bit so that the lower leaves get more light, but watering properly is more important. They look good, good job!

Thank you! I tied them down today any tips?

 

[Sunasun]

Just keep an even canopy and you should be golden..

 

[GNick55]

and don’t be over mothering them..

 

[Edinburgh]

I grow autoflowers I feed lightly at 3 sets or 21 days with botanacare pro grow.

 

[savagenovelties]

Whatever you do NEVER look at old growth. Old growth is old news you should be paying attention to the tips of your new growth. If your tips show any brown that’s a sign of overnuting. The other problem growers have is overwatering. You should always let the plant uptake all or most of the nutrients before adding more. I use the weight method & only bottom feed. A wet top is the perfect breeding ground for bugs. You can say all you want “I don’t have bugs” “I’ve never had bugs” or “I never have problems” All mediums have bugs in them. The best way I’ve found to best rid that is to freeze my bag of coco. It seems to kill any bugs & their larvae. Sry I’m rambling this Gushmintz keeps me talking forever

 

[Greenthumb58]

Ok thank you it just worry’s me when I go online nd see these huge seedlings that are the same age as mine lmao

I feel your pain I'm newbie as well and most of what I see makes mine look meek at best, this stage patience is key

 

[CeeJ]

and don’t be over mothering them..

Hello it’s been a while since I have posted I’ve been tieing them down trying to keep a even canopy and they have been doing great but about a couple days ago one of them started looking really sick I can’t find out what’s wrong the temps have been getting pretty cold lately.

 

[CeeJ]

Whatever you do NEVER look at old growth. Old growth is old news you should be paying attention to the tips of your new growth. If your tips show any brown that’s a sign of overnuting. The other problem growers have is overwatering. You should always let the plant uptake all or most of the nutrients before adding more. I use the weight method & only bottom feed. A wet top is the perfect breeding ground for bugs. You can say all you want “I don’t have bugs” “I’ve never had bugs” or “I never have problems” All mediums have bugs in them. The best way I’ve found to best rid that is to freeze my bag of coco. It seems to kill any bugs & their larvae. Sry I’m rambling this Gushmintz keeps me talking forever

Any idea what’s wrong with this girl? Just recently started dropping bad and a lot of the leafs are canoeing

 

[Sunasun]

Hello it’s been a while since I have posted I’ve been tieing them down trying to keep a even canopy and they have been doing great but about a couple days ago one of them started looking really sick I can’t find out what’s wrong the temps have been getting pretty cold lately.

Root zone may be too cold.

 

[Sunasun]

Any idea what’s wrong with this girl? Just recently started dropping bad and a lot of the leafs are canoeing

Looks like light stress combined with a cold root system.

 

[CeeJ]

Looks like light stress combined with a cold root system.

I was thinking the cold! Temps have been staying around 73 when lights on usally they were in the high 70s I’m gonna keep a heater going

 

[CeeJ]

Looks like light stress combined with a cold root system.

Do you think it would be to much stress on them to tie them down right now there getting a little taller then I’d like