Sorry was still uploading pics and still writing the info. They are all uploaded now. If you need better ones just let me knowit is hard to see things under a blurple light. What do you see that you think are serious problems? Please provide more information....
Just updated the pics and info. Thank you!Welcome to the farm... pics in natural light and a good description of equipment, environmental and some history of the grow will help others help you.
Thank you! I will start that now. In regards to watering, I gave them a gallon Saturday night and they are still very wet. I’m thinking maybe I should do half gallons each time and see how they do. I will stop watering until runoff and will remove a few fab leaves.Little over fed maybe watered to often. Don't add nutrients yet the soil still has plenty. Also don't water until runoff unless feeding synthetic nutrients. Thise are big pots and plants will probably easily go 3 days in those conditions between watering maybe even more.
So water to moisten the entire pot... no run off yet.... Do not add anymore nutrients... maybe remove a couple of the largest oldest leaves for airflow. Make sure they have good air circulation but no direct airflow from circulation fans.
It would look that way, but that is new growth from after I removed the tops. One of the two new tops didn’t grow a fan leaf and the others grew all mishaped. The holes appeared overnight a few days ago. I’m wondering if maybe I’m hitting a dew point over night and the water is burning them? I’m going to follow aquas advice from above and lower the humidity/stop excessive nutes etc.The first two pics look like damage to leaves that were caused when you pinched back the top. Is that possible?
Honestly doesn't look like bug damage but it could be.. im not a bug guy. But looks more like cell damage. You want to keep the soil between 30%60% saturated. What happens if it stays to wet for to long is the roots end up being deprived of oxygen. When you water the best way to describe it is to just get all of the soil MOIST. Lol love that word.... moist moist moist. Lmao sorry. Then let it dry well they bounce back very fast from underwatering so don't be scared to let it dry a little to much one or twice to get an idea but you definetely don't want to let it get to dry consistently.Thank you! I will start that now. In regards to watering, I gave them a gallon Saturday night and they are still very wet. I’m thinking maybe I should do half gallons each time and see how they do. I will stop watering until runoff and will remove a few fab leaves.
should I be worried about those small holes? I’m placing bug traps today but haven’t seen any signs of bugs. I appreciate this advice
This is really great info. Thank you. I’ll get to this ASAP and will update you with my progress. Keep it MOIST!Honestly doesn't look like bug damage but it could be.. im not a bug guy. But looks more like cell damage. You want to keep the soil between 30%60% saturated. What happens if it stays to wet for to long is the roots end up being deprived of oxygen. When you water the best way to describe it is to just get all of the soil MOIST. Lol love that word.... moist moist moist. Lmao sorry. Then let it dry well they bounce back very fast from underwatering so don't be scared to let it dry a little to much one or twice to get an idea but you definetely don't want to let it get to dry consistently.
Researching this immediatelyIncase OP is wondering about VPD. I find that indicas like the higher end of VPD (drier) and sativa like the lower end (humid) of the scales. Always account for leaf temps when calculating... its extremely important as most use online charts and can lead to incorrect values. Here is some info on it and a calculator app link.
VPD Calculator - Vapor Pressur - Apps on Google Play
Simple calculator to generate VPD based on Air/Surface Temps and Humidity.play.google.com
VPD (vapor pressure deficit)
Ok i was gonna sit down and write out a whole article but i have been lazy so instead instead I'm going to copy paste because im lazy. This is not my work so let start. You may find this very long but its worth the read. Some may want to skip ahead. I have added here and there to what i feel is...www.thcfarmer.com
awesome. Will read up on this after workIncase OP is wondering about VPD. I find that indicas like the higher end of VPD (drier) and sativa like the lower end (humid) of the scales. Always account for leaf temps when calculating... its extremely important as most use online charts and can lead to incorrect values. Here is some info on it and a calculator app link.
VPD Calculator - Vapor Pressur - Apps on Google Play
Simple calculator to generate VPD based on Air/Surface Temps and Humidity.play.google.com
VPD (vapor pressure deficit)
Ok i was gonna sit down and write out a whole article but i have been lazy so instead instead I'm going to copy paste because im lazy. This is not my work so let start. You may find this very long but its worth the read. Some may want to skip ahead. I have added here and there to what i feel is...www.thcfarmer.com
That is beautiful! Another grower of white widow told me to keep the humidity in the 60’s too. I will try that and will avoid so much water and nutrients for now. Thank you bothBasically what aqua man said. Only thing I’d do differently is the humidity should stay in the 60s and temps at 75-80F but make sure to lower humidity when lights go out. . Vegging plants like it warm and humid. I’ve recently started fallowing the VPD chart and I’ve seen a dramatic difference in plant vigor and health but also increased yield and quality. Also like he said, lightly deleaf those ladies. You got too much foliage going on there. If you’re using organic nutes, consider using liquid bone meal like Herculean harvest from nectar line. It’s bad ass for flushing, it helps buffer the pH in root zone and smashes on weight all through flower. Really, the whole nectar line is far superior to fox farm nutes. Here’s a pic of my gg#4 done with nectar.
My seeds are from ILGMI think it's a mutation. I'm growing a WW right now and it has two-toned leaves and those little holes like you have. I could be wrong so don't take my word for it!
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