It’s in fox farm soil I added very little fox farm big bloom first time a week ago half of what reccomended for first feeding. I can bring temp and humidity up for sure. There is what looks like calcium or fungus on bottom of pot from what I read this was okA couple things, what are you feeding it? And your humidity is way low . you want your temps around 70to 80 and rh around 60-65 %. It looks like it’s calcium deficient, but it also looks like there might be root issues because of the way the leaves are curling up.
Lights are probably 16 inches above, might have got some very low leaves under plant it was liquid nutes mixed with distilled, i water with distilled seems to be spot on ph 6How close is your light? Have you spilled any nutrients on the leaves? And you def need a humidifier.
I mixed 2 tablespoons of this in a gallon of distilled water and probably used 1/2 gallon between two plants both 5 gallon pots only one watering so far with it. Been a month since transplanted into the 5 gallon with fox farm soilHmm. @Moe.Red why would the environment cause burned leaves? It's sounding like nutrients. What nutes? what type of light? you need to raise humidity for sure it causes issues that most of us don't deal with because we have correct environment. 65 temp is fine it will just grow much-much slower.
Edit: Whats your ec/ppm
I have two vs1000 lights one over each plant running at 100 watts eachHmm. @Moe.Red why would the environment cause burned leaves? It's sounding like nutrients. What nutes? what type of light? you need to raise humidity for sure it causes issues that most of us don't deal with because we have correct environment. 65 temp is fine it will just grow much-much slower.
Edit: Whats your ec/ppm
Because VPD sets respiration. Respiration sets speed mutes get taken into the plant.Hmm. @Moe.Red why would the environment cause burned leaves?
Faster intake in lower humidity? Or not taking in enoughBecause VPD sets respiration. Respiration sets speed mutes get taken into the plant.
Back off the light and get the temp to 80fcan’t figure out what’s going on here any suggestions? Water till very wet and let dry out before more water, Temp 65 or so, humidity 35 or so, One Vivison 100watt light over each plant on 18 off 6, ph of water used around 6ph. In a tent with air moving 18 hrs per day
agreedBack off the light and get the temp to 80f
Heater is up now it fluctuates between 70-80 that’s the best I can do unless I get a more even heater. Humidifier on full board but not bringing rh up any yet with the heater running more. I backed lights off to 75 watts each and raised them up close to 20 inches probably. Pictures of plants trimmed I left a few leaves that were questionable. Also pics of set up let me know if you see anything you would do differently. Exhaust is on lowest speed but still pulls heat out fast, tent is in 65 degree unfinished basementBack off the light and get the temp to 80f
That makes sense. You would run just the fan through the temp controller for the control and have heater set on say 75 and humidifier just run 24/7?So what you need to do is get a fan controller that only turns the exhaust on when temp or RH numbers dictate. Inkbird sells them pretty cheap, but there are lots to choose from on Amazon.
Having the fan on full time in your conditions is not gonna be what you want.
Plants will recover fine.
Edit - I know you were told to lower light power - I personally would not. You need the heat, and I don't see light stress, but to each his own I guess.
Edit Edit - once you get these plants respiring properly and don't constantly pull out the humidity, you probably will not even need the humidifier. These plants will put a lot of humidity in the air once things are dialed in.
Ok so there are 2 outputs on the one I linked. I is for temp one for hum. You can set them to control up or down and set a deadband. I would set the heater for 80 and plug the fan into work 1 and set it to control down (cool mode) at a set point of 78f with a dead band of 5 or so.
Then plug the hum into work 2 and set that to the desired rh which will change as the plants age
once the plants overpower the humidifier you would then set it up where the fan comes on when it is too hot or too wet.
once these plants get into flower you will want the fan sucking out at night too which will all be controlled at the inkbird.
sounds harder than it is.
That makes a lot of sense. I’ll let you know how I make out when stuff comes in a couple days. Going for better humidifier and ordered the link you sent for temp humidity controller.Ok so there are 2 outputs on the one I linked. I is for temp one for hum. You can set them to control up or down and set a deadband. I would set the heater for 80 and plug the fan into work 1 and set it to control down (cool mode) at a set point of 78f with a dead band of 5 or so.
Then plug the hum into work 2 and set that to the desired rh which will change as the plants age
once the plants overpower the humidifier you would then set it up where the fan comes on when it is too hot or too wet.
once these plants get into flower you will want the fan sucking out at night too which will all be controlled at the inkbird.
sounds harder than it is.
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