Gboi420
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That isn't the humidity reading. Lol. It just shows the lowest temp it's read and the highest
That isn't the humidity reading. Lol. It just shows the lowest temp it's read and the highestAlso drop your humidity to around 50-55%... cause sure as hell that 75% is making things even worse for the plants ability to uptake.
Ooof MY eyes... well then thats a good thing.That isn't the humidity reading. Lol. It just shows the lowest temp it's read and the highest
No. It's most likely the lights, but it could also be too much fertilizer.Hello everyone. I noticed that my plant leaves are starting to curl. I have 2 led lights right above around 12 inches away. ive always noticed this plants leaves never would pray to the light. Always have been a little thin and clawing downwards . Is the clawing a sign of the light being to close? Or something else.
I do have a intake fan that is pretty powerful and it's constantly blowing light air on the plants. Could that be it?
I have the intake fan all the way at the bottom but it is hard to get it to not blow air straight on the plants. And I have another small clip fan towards the bottom facing up at the lightsyou say you have a fan blowing on them, is it blowing down on them? if so, that is a problem, the hot air is at the top over the lights, if you have a fan blowing the hot air down on them that isnt really great.
looks like your in soil, tough call. The CAl MAg pH should be at 5.8 like your feed is. if you want to try something out of the ordinary, and only because your in soil, one tablespoon of unsulphured blackstrap molasses (to gallon of water) mix. do that once a week. The way your leaves are bending it could be overwatering or overfeeding. Do you have a soil moisture meter on hand?Adding to the details.
I have oscillating pedestal fan blowing low speed over canopy.
Water is 60ppm/6.7ph when I add Calmag+iron.
Feed is 1250ppm/5.8PH
Any help would be greatly appreciated
It could be but I am fairly confident it’s not over watering, I don’t water until the medium is bone dry, maybe under watering? I do the lift test been doing it for years and haven’t had a problem with overwateringlooks like your in soil, tough call. The CAl MAg pH should be at 5.8 like your feed is. if you want to try something out of the ordinary, and only because your in soil, one tablespoon of unsulphured blackstrap molasses (to gallon of water) mix. do that once a week. The way your leaves are bending it could be overwatering or overfeeding. Do you have a soil moisture meter on hand?
Pro-Mix® BX Biofungicide + Mycorrhizae™ is a general purpose peat-based professional growing medium and the idea of adding the Mycorrhizae clearly lends this soil to the organic side of things.To clarify, not using soil promix bx is Peat moss
Then it appears you have some some sort of root problem going on. your plants are going into shock for the build up of salt in the soil. Do you flush your soil?It could be but I am fairly confident it’s not over watering, I don’t water until the medium is bone dry, maybe under watering? I do the lift test been doing it for years and haven’t had a problem with overwatering
I haven’t flushed my soil, is there a recommended way to do so in growbags? This is my first time using growbags so learning as I goThen it appears you have some some sort of root problem going on. your plants are going into shock for the build up of salt in the soil. Do you flush your soil?
alright. I'm gonna try to find a simple video for you because me trying to explain things.. the idea of flushing or proper watering is to water until you get 20% runoff from the bottom of your pots. Your gonna want to put them pots on pot risers so that they are not sitting in the runoff. everytime you feed with no runoff that salt based nutrients builds up in the soil eventually causing an osmotic shock (your roots can no longer uptake water)I haven’t flushed my soil, is there a recommended way to do so in growbags? This is my first time using growbags so learning as I go
Huge help thank you! I bet this is my problem, seems I am having same issue as the video. I will follow up in a couple days after I flush. Really appreciate the advice!alright. I'm gonna try to find a simple video for you because me trying to explain things.. the idea of flushing or proper watering is to water until you get 20% runoff from the bottom of your pots. Your gonna want to put them pots on pot risers so that they are not sitting in the runoff. everytime you feed with no runoff that salt based nutrients builds up in the soil eventually causing an osmotic shock (your roots can no longer uptake water)
Question, do you only use elevator when flushing? I have saucers and usually the runoff is soaked back up after an hour or so after wateringGro Pro NX Level Pot Elevator - 13 in (50/Cs) - Guerrilla Grow Hydroponics
Gro Pro NX Level Pot Elevator - 13 in (50/Cs)gghydro.com
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