Sunasun
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No, it shouldn't be too much stress and would help alleviate the light stress on your tops. I'd do it.
No, it shouldn't be too much stress and would help alleviate the light stress on your tops. I'd do it.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
I was tieing them down and I got too the main stems they look like they have split a little. I taped them together I’m hoping there ok! Should I wait a couple days for it to heal then tie them down or will they be too tall do you think. I’m getting worried about the height!No, it shouldn't be too much stress and would help alleviate the light stress on your tops. I'd do it.
Let them heal and then lst.I was tieing them down and I got too the main stems they look like they have split a little. I taped them together I’m hoping there ok! Should I wait a couple days for it to heal then tie them down or will they be too tall do you think. I’m getting worried about the height!
She is looking a little better for some reason she still looks a little sick to me I want to flip to flower soon do these look healthy enough/ ready?Let them heal and then lst.
Yeah, they can be flipped. Looking good.She is looking a little better for some reason she still looks a little sick to me I want to flip to flower soon do these look healthy enough/ ready?
Ok i think I’m gonna flush and defoliate one more time then flip!Yeah, they can be flipped. Looking good.
Don't flush. It's a waste of nutrients. But yeah lollipop, install netting, and flip.Ok i think I’m gonna flush and defoliate one more time then flip!
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, yes most bags of medium have bugs, however when I buy a bag of dirt I throw some de earth in the bag 3 days before starting no problems ever.
Plants seem to be in bad shape I’m not to sure what’s happening my run off was at 6.8 ph it’s usally 6.2Don't flush. It's a waste of nutrients. But yeah lollipop, install netting, and flip.
Yep, give too much light and the plant will overfeed.Those brown tips are a sign of over feeding
I was thinking they were burnt but it almost looks like they have some deficiencies I’m not too sureThose brown tips are a sign of over feeding
So to much light?Yep, give too much light and the plant will overfeed.
Gluttons.
uh?? inside they absolutely can get too much light, geezus..Too much light? Do plants outdoors get too much sunlight? Maybe if you moved your light directly over the plant where it was burning them but plants can never get enough light
Too much light? Do plants outdoors get too much sunlight? Maybe if you moved your light directly over the plant where it was burning them but plants can never get enough light
From what I know plants can definitely get too much light indoors I’m not to sure where you got that information fromuh?? inside they absolutely can get too much light, geezus..
When did I say I knew everything? I said from what I know lmaooSays the guy having problems. If you knew everything why are you asking for help. I mean its only your first grow? You have tons to learn.
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