Nope one or the other
Can you take some pics further back... looks like they are having a transpiration issue. Maybe roots like overwatering or bugs or poor airflow through the plants.Hi, I'm sorry to ask again but I've put a post up but no one seems to know what is causing this i think a deficiency but its stayed the same for 3 days now no improvement. You seem to know your stuff so was wondering if you could take a look at these pics see what you think. I thought sulphur or nitrogen but I'm not sure. Thankyou
Can you take some pics further back... looks like they are having a transpiration issue. Maybe roots like overwatering or bugs or poor airflow through the plants.
This is what I mean.
I water them twice per day I've got 9 altogether give them roughly 18ltr and always have maybe 10ltr runoff. Bit much but got told loads of runoff rid it of excess salts n things
Can you take some pics further back... looks like they are having a transpiration issue. Maybe roots like overwatering or bugs or poor airflow through the plants.
Can you take some pics further back... looks like they are having a transpiration issue. Maybe roots like overwatering or bugs or poor airflow through the plants.
Can you take some pics further back... looks like they are having a transpiration issue. Maybe roots like overwatering or bugs or poor airflow through the plants.
It's pretty pact in there so good airflow will be important.... is it leaves closest
It's pretty pact in there so good airflow will be important.... is it leaves closest to the brightest part of the light?
It's pretty pact in there so good airflow will be important.... is it leaves closest to the brightest part of the light?
I'm off for a bit but someone hopefully can pinpoint it. Sounds like maybe watering or nutes issue in the media.
Looks droopy. You’ve got a load of vegetative growth. Like a damn jungle. I’d water a bit less. Run a risk and see how long it takes to start flagging (leaves waving in the wind due to lack of turgor pressure). Then water 12 hours before that happens. Once your flowering there will be more need for water. But I think you may be watering too much. You want the leaves to be raised to the sun. reaching for it.
I’m not a fan of bud candy and super sizers and Gnarley Nuggets etc. theres always a new product but dudes have been raging the GH for decades and saved money and headache w/o those products.
anyone remember Humboldt bud hardener. good lord!!
just use the GH as Labeled for a dozen runs and you will begin to read the plants. “Little yellowing maybe add a 1/2tsp more of the green” etc. you will tune to the crop.
Adjust the pH of your Simple general hydro solution and let it grow. KISS.
edit. I see you are flowering.... your still looking droopy. Water a little less.
Yes absolutely normal for then to droop a bit before lights out. If you watch any time-lapse you can see this happen.Hi, just an update, since I posted this over the course of a few days I never gave them water before lights out when I usually watered them about 2 hours before lights out. When I took they pics it was after 9pm my lights go out at 10pm. Even when not watering them at night they still drooped. I googled about drooping before lights out and it says its normal and healthy. Cheers
Yes absolutely normal for then to droop a bit before lights out. If you watch any time-lapse you can see this happen.
But I definitely would change watering to at lights on and not before lights out.
3 times a day? This is coco then right?I've started giving 1 ltr 3 times per day as to giving them 3ltrs twice per day. 2 hours after lights on. Half way through and ill change it a bit so more time before lights out. I'm needing to invest in a camera. I took yours and others advice and moved some to another tent I bought. Spaced them out maybe a foot in-between pots long ways but close together side ways as haven't enough room and put another 2 fans in each tent. Ill take pic shortly see what you think
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