Fudge
- Posts
- 1,861
- Reactions
- 6,146
- Joined
- May 4, 2020
- Points
- 263
Just take your time and read through the threads here, you will see what you think suits your space and needs. A Lot of good dairies here. I learned most of what I know this way
Just take your time and read through the threads here, you will see what you think suits your space and needs. A Lot of good dairies here. I learned most of what I know this wayThats what I been thing getting some netting to put over the tops next time 2 1 above they other and do alot of bending maybe
Yeah defo mate will do a had a look at a few last couple days also watched some videos on YouTubeJust take your time and read through the threads here, you will see what you think suits your space and needs. A Lot of good dairies here. I learned most of what I know this way
Hey man welcome to the farm! There are a ton of friendly and very knowledgeable people here. What medium are you grow with. I had a lot of lime green on my last grow, before I found this place.... turned out to be a water quality issue. I am by no means an expert but following the guidelines set by fellow farmers has helped a ton. Might have more going on than just a light intensity issue. Lux meters and tds meters are crucial imo, they take out most of the guess work.Yeah defo mate will do a had a look at a few last couple days also watched some videos on YouTube
Thanks mate much appreciated looks like its lacking in nitrogen or sulphur I thinks it a fert problem looking on the pic so I think I might lower my ph a little to give more of whY ever is from lower pH keeping my ph the same instead switching it round once a week maybe. I have been using coco with iconic grow for coco and I also have the iconic coco bloom I didn't want to use different fert in both stages with me just starting out I need to find my barrings a little first I thinkHey man welcome to the farm! There are a ton of friendly and very knowledgeable people here. What medium are you grow with. I had a lot of lime green on my last grow, before I found this place.... turned out to be a water quality issue. I am by no means an expert but following the guidelines set by fellow farmers has helped a ton. Might have more going on than just a light intensity issue. Lux meters and tds meters are crucial imo, they take out most of the guess work.
Got this pic from a fellow farmer, figured I should pass it on!
I think it might have been under fed i boosted its nutes and its looking way healthier after 2 days I don't get it thought as you said both I have been watering from the same bucket for both so I'm confused. I just took the picture before it s looking much greenerGive them a flush with pH buffered water then atouch of Epsom salts next time. If it is a deficiency they should be fine after that, just curious how one has got it if the other hasn't if it's pH
Just noticed its pure coco in the pot, if possible pop a few holes in the sides of the pot for airation of the medium, also if possible raise the pot off the ground, even by cm or 2 just to create airflow under to the roots, maybe some wire or pvc mesh over your drainage plate this will help your coco dry out better and allow you to feed a bit more oftenI think it might have been under fed i boosted its nutes and its looking way healthier after 2 days I don't get it thought as you said both I have been watering from the same bucket for both so I'm confused. I just took the picture before it s looking much greener
Thanks you i will try to get them raised up today and get more holes it pots thanks mate all advice will help with my next as I got about 10 for next timeJust noticed its pure coco in the pot, if possible pop a few holes in the sides of the pot for airation of the medium, also if possible raise the pot off the ground, even by cm or 2 just to create airflow under to the roots, maybe some wire or pvc mesh over your drainage plate this will help your coco dry out better and allow you to feed a bit more often
1/4 tsp Epsom salts/gallon after a flush, his pH is fine so its not that causing lock out, new growth tips also look pretty green.This is the signs of a "Magnesium" deficiency, and it can be corrected by going here and doing what you need to do:
How to fix Cannabis Magnesium Deficiency (Mg) Pics & Symptoms
Does your cannabis plant have yellowing lower leaves between the veins? See pictures of a magnesium deficiency and learn the easy solution.www.growweedeasy.com
Should I or should I not defoliat 7 days into flip as of today and they have stretched about 6inch so looks tho going to stay smallish. Should I remove leafs if yes how much please thanks in advamce
We use cookies and similar technologies for the following purposes:
Do you accept cookies and these technologies?
We use cookies and similar technologies for the following purposes:
Do you accept cookies and these technologies?