GNick55
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this is true.. thats why your the man!
this is true.. thats why your the man!Yeah but I think it's a combination because plants can handle much more light under the proper conditions... so it may not directly be caused by the light but rather the environment cause it to be less tolerant
Just a dude with an opinion... not always right and make my share of mistakes... only my opinionthis is true.. thats why your the man!
+1 me too, better two heads than one..Just a dude with an opinion... not always right and make my share of mistakes... only my opinion
Always+1 me too, better two heads than one..
IMO cut back on the cal mag for suremmm, 5ml, generally that’s a lot already.. like i doubt it could be effects from the overwatering as that plant didn’t show those signs.. a slight chance it is.. mmm, one of your most recent photos is a canopy shot, do that same photo tomorrow after lights been on for an hour.. i’ll look her over again and start thinking tonight, you’ll probably get some other advice as well tonight.
you just want to make sure you get the right advice being in flower etc.. it’s something to do with the nutrient mix.
just do not flush!
rather make proper adjustments.
Looks like heat, light and water stress.
What's the day/night temps, humidity?
Media and watering practices?
Nutrients and concentration mixed?
Light and distance?
First and foremost reduce the light intensity as soon as you notice issues so you don't accelerate the damage
how do i know how much water to give?not your issue, but in soil you shouldn’t get run off, only when need too.. as there is micro/macro organisms in the soil that basically eat your nutrients, shit them out and the plant eats, basically..
you’ll learn as you, no biggie..how do i know how much water to give?
Could just grab a soil moister meter that has a long enough prob to get close too the bottom””you’ll learn as you, no biggie..
for me in 10 gallon bags with a big enough plant to water fully i use 1.5 gallons about every 2,3,4 days depending on the plant.. i found that 2 gallon was leaving water in the saucers.,
think his lights come on after 7:00To me it looks like over watering or a root issue combined with to much light.
It's also possible that ph or nutrient issues are playing a role.
As said above cut back the cal mag.
I have iOS :(Can you download this app and tell me the lux you get at the tops of the plants?
Lux Meter (Light Meter) - Apps on Google Play
Professional light intensity (lux) meter for your android device.play.google.com
What should my plan be for feeding tomorrow? full nutes? Water until close to runoff?
close to run off is good enough, full nutes, mmm probably not. i’ll take a look and wait and see what @Aqua Man suggest?What should my plan be for feeding tomorrow? full nutes? Water until close to runoff?
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