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My plants leaves are getting to dry an droopy but now are starting to turn yellow at the tips
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It appears they have received too much nitrogen. Flush your medium with just water and a low dose of cal mag. It looks like they are in flower?
 
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Cnice22 said:
Yea it just start doing this about 2 or 3 day ago an yea been flowering for about 2 weeks

I just misted them a lil bit ago but as of now just water
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This might sound like a stupid question, but did you drill holes in the bottom of the HD buckets before you planted ?
 
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Cnice22 said:
Yea it just start doing this about 2 or 3 day ago an yea been flowering for about 2 weeks

I just misted them a lil bit ago but as of now just water
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ok, not sure how much you know about growing. people here will need info from you, as strain, lights, growing medium, nutrients.. etc
otherwise kinda guessing.
 
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The pots were already ported an they are white widow auto but I've been using fox farm for the feed an un till next friday I'll have them under the led I've been running
 
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Cnice22 said:
The pots were already ported an they are white widow auto but I've been using fox farm for the feed an un till next friday I'll have them under the led I've been running
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Are the buckets off the ground so the water can drain out of the ports?
 
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Cnice22 said:
The pots were already ported an they are white widow auto but I've been using fox farm for the feed an un till next friday I'll have them under the led I've been running
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most of the time you have to add more holes in the bottom and along the lower sides, air flow in soil is as important as water.
do you know what kind of soil? looks compacted? does it dry out?
 
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GNick55 said:
most of the time you have to add more holes in the bottom and along the lower sides, air flow in soil is as important as water.
do you know what kind of soil? looks compacted? does it dry out?
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I dont exactly remember what kind of soil but I know it was a type of miracle grow for holding water an nutrients better an the top about an in to 3 will dry out before I water normally
 
#12
I'm down with the nitrogen and nut burn suggestion.
nice, u could help the fellas, with stats, all around: medium, lighting- that looks like a shrug... i don't recommend, misting; see powdery mildew... ph ppm, burnin watts, distance to light, par, if ya got it, leaf surface temp... etc. all the stats n ur head- it ain't bragging- it'll help anthem +, to know. even for an indi, that leaf looks anomalous, phat... ph, etc.
 
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Cnice22 said:
Yea there on a cookie sheet type so the run off can drain with out ruining my floor
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Ok that is part of the problem. Those buckets have a lip around them that will allow the water to build up under the bucket. I always put pots at least an 1" off the ground for air flow. I think what is happening is the water is building up under the bucket and cannot properly drain.
 
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Cnice22 said:
I dont exactly remember what kind of soil but I know it was a type of miracle grow for holding water an nutrients better an the top about an in to 3 will dry out before I water normally
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ok well, someone is about to suggest, a preferable, medium so... pay close attention. miracle grow, is more of an inside joke. I've used it, also; human, as well...
 
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and tell the fellas u just finished "watering" them, just prior to the pic... if I'm wong- they need to know that, as well.
 
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SPARECHANGE said:
I'm down with the nitrogen and nut burn suggestion.
nice, u could help the fellas, with stats, all around: medium, lighting- that looks like a shrug... i don't recommend, misting; see powdery mildew... ph ppm, burnin watts, distance to light, par, if ya got it, leaf surface temp... etc. all the stats n ur head- it ain't bragging- it'll help anthem +, to know. even for an indi, that leaf looks anomalous, phat... ph, etc.
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The leaf surface temp seemed to be good wasnt hot or cold an my lights normally about 18in above the plant the light I'm on is a 400watt
 
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or u might just finish in current medium so u get the hang of it, in less expensive, non-zealot, DIRT. regardless- they're stressed, already and flushing, properly aerating... additives... gonna continue to freak em out. baby steps, small, changes, preferably, one thang, at a time. need to not mist, under light, anyway. but u change 10 things, RIGHT NOW... may never know what worked for u, prior to killin em, altogether. judges? micro adjustments; less is more, but u have the right, smart folks- already weighing in.
i need to chill... back n my corner. sorry.
 
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Cnice22 said:
The leaf surface temp seemed to be good wasnt hot or cold an my lights normally about 18in above the plant the light I'm on is a 400watt
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i never suggest any products to people, just narrowing down the factors
 
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