does your soil come with nutes?What does everyone think? I hear 5 week, 4 sets of true leaves, 5 sets of true leaves. People have said depending on growth within time it will be noticeable ie color changes? This is my first so I hope I'm just being overly curious. Thanks!
Ya I'm using nectar for the gods #4. I watered yesterday on a 3x width and 3x height of plant every 3-4 days until 3x width of plant is size of pot. I just got out of a dry cycle. I am gonna run fox farm nutrients though. Just dont know when the perfect time is.does your soil come with nutes?
easy on watering, lots of holes in container bottom and sides for air flow and help dry out soil, wet/dry cycle.
Much appreciated!If you growing medium is pre loaded with nutrients, I don't think I would consider additional feedings for at least 2 months, again depending on plant size and size/amount of container/soil. Your plant is still pretty small and has barely touched the nutrients in the soil if it already had nutrients in it. I think you might benefit from stronger light, as your plants look a bit on the small size for their age. Don't get me wrong as some strains take forever to grow, then suddenly grow like, well... weeds! If you don't have any nutrients already in the soil, you could start b giving it a 25% dose of whatever you use, but be careful not to overfeed it, which can damage and stall your growth.
I'm running a 600 watt LED 24" away.Much appreciated!
I haven't touched it and it looks worse.Soil looks overwatered. Thats why the plant is fading. Likely plenty of nutes in the soil left for weeks.
I haven't touched it and it looks worse.
She came back pretty well. I ended up giving 1/4 or even less of fox farm and it took it nicely. That being said should those terrible looking lower leaves go or stay?
Definitely nutrient burn. Slow release and organic have nutrients in them. I would try and transplant her to a no nutrient soil. Use myco around the root hole and plant. Mycos does wonders for some odd reason. Most claims are dudes but this stuff is real for great roots. Especially when transplanting. Feeds the roots. Add cal/mag to water twice a week. Then start back up on nutrients at a 1/4 dosage and ease into adding more. Ph the water to 6.7-7.0 at watering. Help the roots suck up that water. The dry cycle your using is perfect. Keep humidity 50% or lower so no rot can happen. She’ll be good as new and much bigger.I haven't touched it and it looks worse.
Definitely nutrient burn. Slow release and organic have nutrients in them. I would try and transplant her to a no nutrient soil. Use myco around the root hole and plant. Mycos does wonders for some odd reason. Most claims are dudes but this stuff is real for great roots. Especially when transplanting. Feeds the roots. Add cal/mag to water twice a week. Then start back up on nutrients at a 1/4 dosage and ease into adding more. Ph the water to 6.7-7.0 at watering. Help the roots suck up that water. The dry cycle your using is perfect. Keep humidity 50% or lower so no rot can happen. She’ll be good as new and much bigger.
I finished first week of 1/4 nutrients and just gave my first feeding of 1/2 nutrients yesterday. These two pics r from thursday. I also am playing with the height of my 600 watt led after reading some reviews on finding the perfect height so its sitting at 19.5 inch away and seems to be doing great.No nutrient burn looks like this, and another way you can tell it’s not nutrient burn is because his plant responded well to an increase in EC.
If he had too much nutrients then his leaves wouldn’t be yellow, stunted growth, thin purple stem, etc.
Moving over to a container with no nutrients is a bad idea; especially for a deficient seedling.
I finished first week of 1/4 nutrients and just gave my first feeding of 1/2 nutrients yesterday. These two pics r from thursday. I also am playing with the height of my 600 watt led after reading some reviews on finding the perfect height so its sitting at 19.5 inch away and seems to be doing great.
Ya I'm playing with the height and the plants seem to be taking the light better and better everyday. What is a good indicator (early) that the leaves are starting to burn cause the light is to close? Thanks ahead of time!I've used same light a foot away and got some slammer seedlings with plain old promix no nutes till 3rd set. Try lowering it little by little if you notice burn higher it your plant will grow ten times faster or maybe get a light meter?
Ya I'm playing with the height and the plants seem to be taking the light better and better everyday. What is a good indicator (early) that the leaves are starting to burn cause the light is to close? Thanks ahead of time!
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