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dbahsee: Your set up looks pretty nice man. Ill see if I can try to help you with a few of your questions...
1. I dont think anyone will be able to tell you what specific strain you have...We may be able to tell you if they lean towards the Sativa or Indica side of things, but thats about as far as we can get.
2. I noticed you said something in the first page or so about having your lights on 12/12 already...If thats so, you should change it to 18(on)/6(off) or 20/4 to keep the plants in vegetative phase longer and prevent them from flowering so young. This will also allow them to form more budsites for a more productive/heavy harvest
3. Your plants lower leaves could be yellowing for several reasons... It could be too hot and suffering from heat stress, but Im not sure of your exact temps. I think it is more likely a problem in terms of nutrient availability. Im not sure how old these seedlings are, but your soil sounds like it is a pretty bare mix. You may need to add some fertilizer that is high in N(nitrogen)at 1/2 or 1/4 strength to give these babies their first feeding. If I am wrong and your current soil mix has available nutrients, it could easily be a pH problem since you say you are using tapwater.... Plants can only take in needed nutrients if the medium and water they are given are the correct pH range (I use @ 6.8 for soil, @5.8 for Coco)... If you have a pH meter I would make sure that your water falls somewhere near 6.8 since you are in soil. A pH pen is an absolutely invaluable tool for a grow and will prevent many many problems in just about any grow. Making sure to water/feed at the correct pH was one of the best things I ever learned about growin early on.
Aside from that, your grow does look nice. Take Hererisssh's advice: Patience, practice and don't overwater!
Keep it green man!
:cool
1. I dont think anyone will be able to tell you what specific strain you have...We may be able to tell you if they lean towards the Sativa or Indica side of things, but thats about as far as we can get.
2. I noticed you said something in the first page or so about having your lights on 12/12 already...If thats so, you should change it to 18(on)/6(off) or 20/4 to keep the plants in vegetative phase longer and prevent them from flowering so young. This will also allow them to form more budsites for a more productive/heavy harvest
3. Your plants lower leaves could be yellowing for several reasons... It could be too hot and suffering from heat stress, but Im not sure of your exact temps. I think it is more likely a problem in terms of nutrient availability. Im not sure how old these seedlings are, but your soil sounds like it is a pretty bare mix. You may need to add some fertilizer that is high in N(nitrogen)at 1/2 or 1/4 strength to give these babies their first feeding. If I am wrong and your current soil mix has available nutrients, it could easily be a pH problem since you say you are using tapwater.... Plants can only take in needed nutrients if the medium and water they are given are the correct pH range (I use @ 6.8 for soil, @5.8 for Coco)... If you have a pH meter I would make sure that your water falls somewhere near 6.8 since you are in soil. A pH pen is an absolutely invaluable tool for a grow and will prevent many many problems in just about any grow. Making sure to water/feed at the correct pH was one of the best things I ever learned about growin early on.
Aside from that, your grow does look nice. Take Hererisssh's advice: Patience, practice and don't overwater!
Keep it green man!
:cool