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Skip the peat pots next time,the roots will grow into them and you will tear them when you transplantTo bring you up to speed, I'm 2 for 9 getting seeds going. These are the two that made it (thus far). Cream & Cheese CBD 1:1 Feminised Seeds from Seedsman. You can search my previous thread, but the rest got "leggy" are fell over or never sprouted. These I put directly in direct rather than paper towels. What are then next steps? What do I need to look out for next? When to transplant? What are the lower versus upper leaves and do I need to prune? When can I clone?
Based on previous responses to threads (my own and others) I switched from growing just inside to putting them out during the day and supplementing with BLOOM PLUS LED Grow Light BP 1000W (which I'm told is really 90W??!!) for a total of 18 hours. I'm in southern california so temps of 60 - 75F outside.
Answers/references to any and all of the above questions would be much appreciated. I'm still trying to find that "magical" document that just clearly explains each step to a newbie.
Given that these are my only survivors, I'm heavily vested in seeing them make it!
Tearing roots isn't bad as long as the plant is healthy.. just so you know @Buzzzz it's natural but I do agree peat pots are no good I think it hinders growth.Skip the peat pots next time,the roots will grow into them and you will tear them when you transplant
Tearing roots isn't bad as long as the plant is healthy.. just so you know @Buzzzz it's natural but I do agree peat pots are no good I think it hinders growth.
I'm not a soil guy, so i can't recommend anything from experience.Thanks all! @ninjadip , I'll review learning center. Here's the latest photos. Notice the lower leaves are fading to dull green or yellow (I have trouble seeing colors but I can tell they are not bright green!). Is this a sign they need nutrients or within normal? If so, which nutrients? Can you recommend something that's easy to buy in a gardening store or Amazon?
I'm not a soil guy, so i can't recommend anything from experience.
The drooping is also a concern. Not sure what to do. I'm still trying to learn how to read the plants
Is it too much water?
Sorry I can't help more, I really don't know
Electrolytes, it's what the plants crave.Still seeing faded leaves and now look droopy to me. I haven’t watered in day and a half. Soul feels dry to me. Ideas? Somebody mentioned feeding. Feed them what?
Thanks
P.S. new small guy is “white widow “. I had three seeds of white widow. This is the only one that’s made it this far
Hey bro I thought you had spoke about excess N but I was just mistaken. Yes transplant and water do not feed if using ff. Transplant 2 bigger clones leave smallest how it is. Ph and ppm meters are very important Meters are cheap online. You need to use these tools to adjust the acidity of your water and feed and to measure how much feed you are using. For now just transplant n water observe for a day or 2 if condition continues to worsen feed with a light liquid fertilizer@AngeRBizcuTT480 I'll transplant today (that's what you mean by "up pot" right?). The soil I have used and will use is FoxFarm Ocean Forest which the nursery recommended. I've added nothing else. I don't have a OH or ppm meter (not even sure what those are). I'm trying to be frugal. I was growing completely inside, but based on previous responses, I've been growing about 10 hours outside, 8 hours of artificial light. The light source is 10 inches from top of plants (I measured). I don't have a clone take. I simply have them under a workbench.
They are looking worse so I feel I have to do something or I'll lose them. Happy to add any nutrient if you can tell me exactly what to buy. I didn't mention excess N. What is excess N (nitrogen?) and how do I know I've got it? And what does flush mean?
Also order a cheap ph and ppm meter online and just start reading up on it. Ideal ph for cannabis in soil is 6.0 to 6.8 ph and ppm is dependant on the plant size and other factors u need to learn aboutHey bro I thought you had spoke about excess N but I was just mistaken. Yes transplant and water do not feed if using ff. Transplant 2 bigger clones leave smallest how it is. Ph and ppm meters are very important Meters are cheap online. You need to use these tools to adjust the acidity of your water and feed and to measure how much feed you are using. For now just transplant n water observe for a day or 2 if condition continues to worsen feed with a light liquid fertilizer
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