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Every 2-3 days-ish according to meter. The last watering was on Thursday (3/14) approx noon. I ran (2) 2gal of h2o & calimag (2tsp/g). Normally I just water with the (1) 2gal. They are in 8 gal potsWhat's your watering schedule? I could be wrong but looks like they are getting too much.
Lol. Yes these are all in veg & will be moms.Lights sounds fine
would leave them be atm
Then water meters aren’t great unless the soil is compact enough ( which is to much for the plants ) they don’t read correctly
I’d of thought you’d be watering every 3-4th day still guess it depends on your environment still every two days in flower sounds to often as they drink less in flower
lol nvm your in veg stoner moment
Looks like soil budDid ypu transplant them into soil? You got them in soil but didn't mention what you transfered them into. Hard to tell from afar if it's coco or soil.
Looks? You can't tell the difference between soil/coco from those blurry pictures lol. It's best to ask because A) Soil needs to be fairly dry between waterings. Little sick plants that size would bairly drain an 8gal pot in 4-5 days. He's also adding h202, the amounts could be insignificant and not harm microlife but it's not mentioned how much he adds. Nor is the ph/ppm of water going in or if OP is maintaining ph in the medium)Looks like soil bud
Thank you for the response. I truly appreciate all the feedback.Looks? You can't tell the difference between soil/coco from those blurry pictures lol. It's best to ask because A) Soil needs to be fairly dry between waterings. Little sick plants that size would bairly drain an 8gal pot in 4-5 days. He's also adding h202, the amounts could be insignificant and not harm microlife but it's not mentioned how much he adds. Nor is the ph/ppm of water going in or if OP is maintaining ph in the medium)
@TreyAnastasio asking for the specifics of your grow room should of been my first question, so please share.
Temp/humidity
Are you following vdp guidelines
Soil type/additives
Light type/size/distance from canopy
Feed ppm/ph(are you using tap)
Little details help paint the bigger picture
Plants can bounce back, the purplish won't disappear but new healthy growth will be normal when you identify the issue(s).
My advice would be to lower humidity to 60/65 and raise temp to 78-80°. Hold off on watering and your your pots feel pretty light.Thank you for the response. I truly appreciate all the feedback.
I mentioned in the original post that I received them in soil & kept them in soil (bio365). Like I said, I heard mixed reviews but wanted to experience the product 1st hand.
As for your questions these are the answers to the best of my knowledge
Temp/humidity - ~73.5°/~70% hum
Vdp guidelines - ? Will google & update
Soil type - bio365
Light 2 commercial leds apprx 18" above canopy
Ppm/Ph - tap water yes ph 6.6-7.1 usually
Thanks in advance looking forward to hearing back!
Will the calimag be effective if this the case? Ive never experienced this but someone else mentioned they had a similar problem using bio365.Calcium is an immobile nutrient, it's deficiency symptoms show at the top. This is hard science. Do not take advice from experts continually overlook the basic day one stuff.
This is Manganese toxicity aka sudden crash syndrome
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My advice would be to lower humidity to 60/65 and raise temp to 78-80°. Hold off on watering and your your pots feel pretty light.
Can you post picture or link to the soil? When looking up bio365 all I can find is it's a blend of coco/peat/perlite.
My advice would be to lower humidity to 60/65 and raise temp to 78-80°. Hold off on watering and your your pots feel pretty light.
Can you post picture or link to the soil? When looking up bio365 all I can find is it's a blend of coco/peat/perlite.
An environment controller can calculate VPD. A chart like this can also be helpful. VPD is an indicator of a plant's transpiration rate. It is inversely related to relative humidity. Temperature is also a factor. Transpiration describes the process by which plants transport water and nutrients from their roots to their leaves.Vdp guidelines - ?
I agree, but do it slowly, over at least several days to a week or more. I set the humidity to the mid 50s during late veg or flowering.My advice would be to lower humidity to 60/65 and raise temp to 78-80°.
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