Mambae
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New grower what kind of deficiency could this be?
Im using Fox farm ocean forest with cronk liquid nutrients grow, micro, and calmag. its only in its first week of veg in a 1 gal fabric pot it looks alot bigger in the photo. watered it a day agoWhat soil are you using and are you feeding? If so, what?
I want to say early phosphorus but might be just hungry overall. Maybe overwatering but the media looks pretty dry.
I would get ready for a transplant
its a photo, maybe too much nutrients then? should i flush the plant with regular water with no other nutrients?I would go ahead and transplant into a bigger pot.
when i grew in ocean forest i wouldnt start feeding until the 3rd week, 2nd week of flower for autos. They generally dont need much in veg unless youre prolonging it. Its a preamended soil and nutrient lines dont take that into consideration with their feeding charts. If you have more ocean forest to transplant into that should carry you atleast until flower
Photo or auto?
The dimensions are 8 x 6.3 inches and they are filled 3/4 I added some soil to the left pot today to add some support it was stretching a bit. That’s why the soil didn’t look wetHow tall is that pot and about how full would you say it is?
It looks like its on a 1/4 gallon pot and only filled 2/3 way full, it could be root issues, which would mean it wouldnt matter what you threw at it unless it was precisely ph’d.
Transplant asap
Your not dealing with a deficiency of any kind.
Your light levels are way to high. LED lights are very powerful! What light are you using?
300w and bellow minimum 24" above the top of the plant.
Any light more than 300w should be at least 30" above the top of the plant. No closer k.
Adjust the light and feed lightly at this age. She will green up in a couple of weeks.
Burns in the current leaves will not go away. As the plant grows the leaves will shed.
Don't worry about this it's normal k.
I’m usingYour not dealing with a deficiency of any kind.
Your light levels are way to high. LED lights are very powerful! What light are you using?
300w and bellow minimum 24" above the top of the plant.
Any light more than 300w should be at least 30" above the top of the plant. No closer k.
Adjust the light and feed lightly at this age. She will green up in a couple of weeks.
Burns in the current leaves will not go away. As the plant grows the leaves will shed.
Don't worry about this it's normal k.
I’m using
AeroLight Wing AW200SE Full Spectrum LED Grow Light 200W at “19 from the canopy at 38% power
I started both with about 2-3 inches of space in between the soil and the top of the pot. Every 4-5 days I’ve given them about a liter of water give or take. I’ve made sure not to over waterHow full was the pot and how often were you watering, and how much?
Lol yea I don’t think it’s light burn the leaves don’t feel dry or crispy.That looks pretty damn spot on imo
I started both with about 2-3 inches of space in between the soil and the top of the pot. Every 4-5 days I’ve given them about a liter of water give or take. I’ve made sure not to over water
It's not light burn. More likely it's light stress, which first appears on the lower leaves because they have been exposed to the light the longest. It wouldn't hurt to reduce the light intensity. I'd start by raising the light to 24-30 inches above the canopy. Distance matters. It certainly wouldn't hurt to give it a try. Those chlorotic leaves, however, won't recover.Lol yea I don’t think it’s light burn the leaves don’t feel dry or crispy.
yea ill raise it a couple inches and lower the intensity, damn thats sad but at this point i just dont want things to go further and it die. thanks man :)It's not light burn. More likely it's light stress, which first appears on the lower leaves because they have been exposed to the light the longest. It wouldn't hurt to reduce the light intensity. I'd start by raising the light to 24-30 inches above the canopy. Distance matters. It certainly wouldn't hurt to give it a try. Those chlorotic leaves, however, won't recover.
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