TNToothpick said:

In the process of transplanting these 7 ladies into their final home and I’ve noticed on most of them the new growth is thin, twisting, and some discoloring and dying leaves. I know I’m not overwatering, I water when the pot is light and even see a little drooping. From a little research I’ve read possibilities are too much light, rapid new growth, and low Rh. Any ideas?

FFOF soil
watered with 6.5 ph’d tap water
Day/Night temps ~82/65F
7 plants under 4 Spiderfarmer 2000’s and 1 Spiderfarmer 4000 set around 30” above canopy (Too much???)
Rh is low right now around 30% but I’ve been misting them and working to fix that problem

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growsince79 said:

What sizes pots? How much water do they get and how often?

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TNToothpick said:

The small pots are 1 gal and I’m in the process of transplanting to 5 gal fabric pots. I water when the pot is light, probably every couple of days.

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BurnzYzBudZz said:

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growsince79 said:

How much do you give the 5 gal pots? How much for 1 gal.

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TNToothpick said:

The white looking stuff is just water where I’d misted them to try and get the moisture back up in the tent. Shit I hope it isn’t mites!

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TNToothpick said:

probably about 16 oz for the 1 gal and I just put those in the 5 gal so I haven’t watered them other than when I transplanted them.

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BurnzYzBudZz said:

I don’t like the looks of those swollen, fat leafs. That’s a sign of early mite damage. Or a pH issue. If you’re not overwatering I hope it’s a pH issue.

*edited. WhTz the PPM of the tap you’re using.

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growsince79 said:

My one gal pots get 40-50oz to get minimal runoff. Imo you water too little too often.

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TNToothpick said:

ok interesting I’ll give them some more and see if they perk up.

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