Overkill13579

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We started 5 at once three have the problem two of them do not. Each plant gets the same water,light extra

 

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TripsRabbit

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Have you scoped the bottom of the leaves?

 

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TripsRabbit said:

Have you scoped the bottom of the leaves?

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There's no spots on the bottom of the leaves. I'm using CFLs for vegging

 

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Overkill13579 said:

There's no spots on the bottom of the leaves. I'm using CFLs for vegging

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What kind of additional food are you giving it and how often? Watering schedule?
It looks like the start of overwatering.

 

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I water once a day with a spray bottle and I have not given any food yet they're about 2 and 1/2 weeks old

 

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I water once a day with a spray bottle and I have not given any food yet they're about 2 and 1/2 weeks old

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Suggestion: water into your medium and see if the leaves improve. I've had some issues like this from foliar feeding too. Still not sure what I did wrong. The water was pH'd and everything but it still came out like that.

 

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You should water heavily until water runs out the bottom and then let them dry out completely b4 watering again. Watering once a day in dirt will make the roots stay wet, get water logged and rot. Roots like to breathe, let them dry out between watering and get some air.

 

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Overkill13579 said:

I water once a day with a spray bottle and I have not given any food yet they're about 2 and 1/2 weeks old

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Get ready to up pot. If you’re using preamended soil that should have enough nutrients for the remaining veg. If coco, up pot and feed immediately. Need more light for flowering. Plants look good thus far.

Also if you’re in soil, do some research on wet/dry cycle for soil. Very important like trip said above.

 

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They're in Fox farm soil. I have cloth pots ready to go that they're going in this week

 

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I had the cups on my window sill so I put a thermometer next to them and it was reading nearly a hundred degrees.
Now they're in the tent where it doesn't get as hot thanks for the help