Growbro20
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looks wilted,do they perk up when lights go off,or when watered?
Agree with @Beowuuulf, but would question the feeding schedule also...Looks to me like the plants running out of energy/steam, when I see my plants with this behavior, they need water, but I don’t know your soil, how long the plants have been in your bags, or what levels their being fed at.
Noting the fade towards the bottom of one of the shots, without much in the way of bloom happening, says they’re hungry without knowing much else.
Lower light intensity.
Keep them in the low perspiration range of VPD.
I'm no soil expert but careful not to overwater.
How did you transplant out of 1 gal fabrics? Did you hear a ripping sound as you peeled the pot away? Could have damaged the roots, which opens them up for infection and diseases.
I'd feed it a solid dose of either microbes, enzymes or both to clean up any dead root matter, And I'd get your humidity as high as possible for a week or so, combined with drastically reduced light levels for the week. You need to reduce the transpiration demand on the root system.
Plants will wilt hard like that when they cant keep up with transpiration, either way too low humidity, compromised roots, or both.
So as far as enzymes and microbes go how can I get those to the plants organically ?
This is the product I'd recommend, it's got some very aggressive beneficial fungi and bacteria in it that will help fight any infections you might have in the rootzone. And it will create enzymes that help break down dead and damaged root matter. It's good stuff.
https://www.amazon.com/NPK-Industries-717980-Microbes-Bloom/dp/B01MCU3W04
Other than that, Like I said I'd push humidity up, into the 65- 70% range, and keep temps around 78f +/- a couple degrees. Plus raise the light way up.
temps and Humidity are 78 degrees and 50-53% humidity during lights on and 70 degrees 50% humidity during lights off.
how long do I need to use the microbes with the high humidity and temps ?
also how can I transplant next time without damaging the roots ?
temps and Humidity are 78 degrees and 50-53% humidity during lights on and 70 degrees 50% humidity during lights off.
how long do I need to use the microbes with the high humidity and temps ?
also how can I transplant next time without damaging the roots ?
I have no experience with it at all... lol. What is in it for bacteria and fungi?hey @Dirtbag how do you feel about the og biowar line for teas for this purpose?
Start them in solid pots or the plastic airpots next time. And I'd keep humidity high and light low until the plants recover and look better. Then slowly start to increase light and lower humidity.
As for microbes, I would use them once every couple weeks personally.
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