Stickyganjafarmer
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not enuff info...
what growing medium as you using?
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yes, purple leaves, stunted growth might be an indication of poor root development, due to overwatering, etc.
Yes i amAre you using Led light?
I was running the leds on just veg lighting for 2-3 weeks than i switched the bloom side on in hopes it would help, but hasnt made any difference and as far as the nutes go i am feeding em exactly what the mother plants are being fed and the mother plants are happy and healthy, attached is the current mother plantcompletely underfed with nutes & probably kept too wet. looks like its getting hammered with led's thus really needs fed more nutes, lots more..lol
then does the clone actually have roots? because it sure isn't taking in nutesI was running the leds on just veg lighting for 2-3 weeks than i switched the bloom side on in hopes it would help, but hasnt made any difference and as far as the nutes go i am feeding em exactly what the mother plants are being fed and the mother plants are happy and healthy, attached is the current mother plant
your mom has an established healthy root system that is good enough for that light, the clone simply doesn't.. at least if everything else is the sameI was running the leds on just veg lighting for 2-3 weeks than i switched the bloom side on in hopes it would help, but hasnt made any difference and as far as the nutes go i am feeding em exactly what the mother plants are being fed and the mother plants are happy and healthy, attached is the current mother plant
Yea they had a nice root system goin, they actually filled a whole solo cup and i only water like once every week or 2 and do you think i should switch back to just blue veg lights so they arent so intenseyour mom has an established healthy root system that is good enough for that light, the clone simply doesn't.. at least if everything else is the same
then the problem is it's rootbound & hasn't come out of that yet since its been transplantedYea they had a nice root system goin, they actually filled a whole solo cup and i only water like once every week or 2 and do you think i should switch back to just blue veg lights so they arent so intense
Any advice on what to do to help my girls out lol, been tryin every thing i can to try and get em goin strong and healthy but just cant seem to get em out of this lil rutthen the problem is it's rootbound & hasn't come out of that yet since its been transplanted
Patience. The plant is going through a little rough patch while it builds its root system before beginning vigorous vegetative growth. Once it pulls through you’ll be fine. Just don’t overwater it and hit it with some foliar spray to keep the plant fed and happy in the meantime.
Yea thats what got me where i am at now, if i add more water it only seems to hurt em more, normally i run the clay balls in my coco to have good aeration and have had nothin but excellent results and this round i am runnin just coco with a bit of perlite to see how it went but doesnt seem to be liking it very much, also when i check moisture in the coco the root ball has stayed moist and is havin a hard time drying out the only coco thats dry is the top few inchesIf you’re in coco you need to water them a couple times per day regardless. You don’t want coco to go dry. Dryness is only required for soil based mediums not coco. Coco is more of a hydroponic like grow medium that needs fresh oxygen from feedings to keep the root system thriving.
Yea thats what got me where i am at now, if i add more water it only seems to hurt em more, normally i run the clay balls in my coco to have good aeration and have had nothin but excellent results and this round i am runnin just coco with a bit of perlite to see how it went but doesnt seem to be liking it very much, also when i check moisture in the coco the root ball has stayed moist and is havin a hard time drying out the only coco thats dry is the top few inches
If you’re in coco you need to water them a couple times per day regardless. You don’t want coco to go dry. Dryness is only required for soil based mediums not coco. Coco is more of a hydroponic like grow medium that needs fresh oxygen from feedings to keep the root system thriving.
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