I do have some leaves like that browning crinkled( on one or two of them its the first set of leaves) . I figured i actually had it pointing down overnight last night i keep changing things. Ugh lol. Hope the floor fan doesnt kill the root zone i put it back on before i went into work. I figured they werent drying fast enoughthe wind doesnt make a plant taco. the wind beats it up and bruises it and sucks the moisture out of it so over time you see brown spots or places that look eaten or a grody sickly almost rusty hue to the leaf. it is usually only on a leaf sticking in the path, or a side that gets it full on, but unless the fan points down on them the top leaves are not usually harmed. ...and never point a fan down on them!
It seems like a thin line between wind burn then. my fan kind of seems strong even on low.If the fans are not moving the tops around then they are not doing their job.
You are in a small tent. It will look really bad but they will be fine. And those skinny little stems will fatten up properly.It seems like a thin line between wind burn then. my fan kind of seems strong even on low.
Alright. would you have one fan at stem level? and one at root zone? or just one at stem levelYou are in a small tent. It will look really bad but they will be fine. And those skinny little stems will fatten up properly.
We have one at soil level and one at canopy level blowing opposite directions.Alright. would you have one fan at stem level? and one at root zone? or just one at stem level
Alright perfect. Im doing that at the moment we'll see how it goes. @ComfortablyNumbWe have one at soil level and one at canopy level blowing opposite directions.
andraise your light a bit.
Love it! That's almost exactly what Dr. Bruce said. But in saying that, we realize standards are useful when you don't have all the info and you adjust from there. How many newbies come in here with ready answers to most of our questions? How many of them even know we're talking about plants? (We are growing weed you know...)Anyone that gives a “standard”
Distance for lights, that fails to ask about wattage, intensity and doesn’t suggest you purchase an instrument to measure is giving poor advice. The greater the light, the more you’ll require Nute changes, water uptake, ph etc.
Yeah. I have no idea about light science.Love it! That's almost exactly what Dr. Bruce said. But in saying that, we realize standards are useful when you don't have all the info and you adjust from there. How many newbies come in here with ready answers to most of our questions? How many of them even know we're talking about plants? (We are growing weed you know...)
Disagree, the RH should be higher at early seed and even early veg. It takes up moisture thru it’s leaves and thus, helps the roots to develop.keep your light 10-15 inches away, keep temps at 75 ish, humidity 55-65..
it’s your first time? than don’t remove the netting before planting and wait too you see a few roots poking through, don’t worry as they’ll basically air prune. don’t over watering the pellets..
Depends on the pot size and the watering program.so when I pot up, how much water , do I water til 10 percent run off? Or if the cocos already wet should I just leave it
I prep my coco as advised and theeeeeen, I drain all that out and theeeeeen, I soak the coco in the current nutrient levels when I pot up....then the medium is always prepped for the plant.Do my seedlings look too dry? Also when I pot up my coco seems wet already , should I pot up then water it . Or water before I pot up?
Check out coco for cannabis.comYeah after transplant give a few days to a week. Then follow thw watering in that thread if you can. If it's to much then just make sure you get runoff and maybe a good idea to give a flush or 2 through the grow.
The use of enzymes periodically will help reduce the risk of a buildup. As will the frequent feeding with runoff.
But like I say that's a guide and you can get away with less often and more volume if you need. It just increases the risk of buildup.
So for the cal mag I already buffered and drained, I heard that I’m supposed to rinse out the cal mag with a quick flush due to the EC , is that what you do? I already did it, but I’m just curi
Just to toss it out there, Phoenix tap is about 1500 ec on average.....Makes me want to use RO to bathe.Almost non measurable amount. Tap is mostly calcium.
Looking good , stretching outlol, just watch your girls, they will tell you just what to do. you watched, you caught the taco-ing and you fixed it! you got this!
science is a great thing! as you grow and watch and grow and watch, you will get more and more of the science words.
at this point though, just watch and adjust in small increments and you will do fine. you have a 480w mars hydro and a 4x4 tent you are officially a farmer!!!
you are doing great. how do they look today?
The leaves don't so much take up moisture..... they release it based on the difference of the plant 100% and the surrounding air. Higher humidity means less uptake of water from the roots which equates to lower water stress and transpiration.Disagree, the RH should be higher at early seed and even early veg. It takes up moisture thru it’s leaves and thus, helps the roots to develop.
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