Thanks Fromunda. The leaves that are cupping are primarily lower leaves and the top leaves on the plant are all praying. Which leads me to believe light intensity is not the issue. Your point on N and P are well taken. They’re all due for a healthy dose of P this weekend.
Hey PT, thanks for checking in. There are no obvious issues with the bluemats. Its not a run away or anything like that. The “wet spot” is roughly the same on all four drippers and the drip consistency looks good. I hear what you’re saying about fabric pots. I know many use them with great success, but I just found they were hard to keep the entire medium at the right moisture level. This is why I switch the plastic containers this go around.yo yo brotha Nesta. What it be growmie? Girls are lookin strong brotha. You know what I know and don't but I wanted to chime in as a fellow blummater.
I think it is more a matter of watering too frequently since the blumats if become "un-dialed in" can cause there never to be any dry-back. Maybe the girl in question is less tolerant to over-saturation at the roots. Does that plant ever get any run-off? It seems many say you shouldn't get run-off in soil but also many others say it is important that you do/can.
I just learned 1st hand what has been fkin up every one of my grows and it was poor watering/ferting practices mixed with fabric pots. Fabric pots were causing me to have a rootball in the center and bottom would never dry back while the exterior and top would. Only by cutting her out of the fabric pot carefully and placing in another one did I see I was dealing with cake mix powder soil rather than healthy living. No wonder Puff fkin hates me hah
That's my 3 satoshi brotha. I would say likely none of it is accurate/right but hey you know my heart is in the right place for tryin
Interesting. I went to a plastic pot after fabric and didn't like it at all.
Ahh great point about why you switched. I have had same issue and did not realize it was bad until as of late. I actually have Puff's fab pot wrapped in saran wrap lol to keep moisture inside. Yeah I'm definitely considering other growing containers. I've seen some larger fab pots with plastic liners for that exact reason.
Yo SweatLeaf. Lights on lately are 75-80ish but I definitely agree with you about temps. Been very hard for me to control consistantly lately. Weather outside been all over the place here in AZ. From sub 40 nights to 80s days later, it makes it real hard with a 2nd floor grow. Turn on heat to house cause it gets pretty cold with all the tile we have and shit insulation(windows, etc) and it pushes temps past 80 and I get scared. I'd be more ok with it had my humidifier not conked out on me. My temps among other things have definitely cost me this grow. I think/hope I will make it to the finish line but it appears as though it may be a bit ugly to get there. My trichs have actual hairs of trichs on them lol don't know what that means but I think I am 1-2 weeks out tops. It has been 9 weeks of flower so I'm thinking if I increase temps I may cause further foxtailing
I get some fluctuations because my flower tent is in a heated garage. Lights on im generally between 78-83 degrees.
Dude… those trics look like… wait a minute. You might be getting a little to loving with those plants PT
Nope…lolAnyone want to talk me out of running coco?
I have always run soil and quite honestly just looking to switch it up. Dont want to jump to full hydro just yetYou up to the feeding demands.
I am going hydro after my soil learnings. Mostly for fun.
If not for fun I would choose the easiest method/medium.
I have never used coco.
It is just an inert space filler as I understand with a few caveats.
Go perlite if your up to it.
. I have done quite a bit of reading on sunnydog and desert hydro on IC using blumats with coco with great success. If I go coco, I will either stick with blumats or go with a pump/manifold auto watering setup. I dont mind mixing nutes, but not going to hand water coco
