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Growing autoflowers in soil with HPS- light, how am i doing?

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homegr0wer

New member
-Biggest is autobloeberry, smaller ones are autonightqueen's
-600w hps switched to 450w
-Temps 77-80.6 degrees (25-27C)
-Buckets are 10litres (2.64 gallon)

Got a little problem as you can see, any ideas what to do better are welcome. Im not very experienced, so plz shoot me hard with things what i should already know!

Here is host to uncompressed pictures, feel free to zoom and figure it out: https://postimg.org/gallery/1b2cdhfyw/

:thank you:
 
mowood3479

mowood3479

Active member
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That's a good way to capture someone's ip addy. (Linking to pictures on an off site server)
Probably why u haven't gotten a response
 
iwantmorebuds

iwantmorebuds

Active member
Hey man, yeah its better to put pictures straight to the site.
We need some more info to figure the probems out for example what medium u use?
Whats ur feeding schedule? Is your ph checked and corrected? Are useing tap or destilled water?
 
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homegr0wer

New member
I use biolan soil (detail below). At this moment using biobizz grow,bloom and topmax like their feeding chart tolds, just a little less (trying to look at plants and figure out is there a right amounts). There is a little update:

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pH
6,5
40 mS/m

Typpi (N)
vesiliuk. 100 mg/l
(450 mg/kg ka)

Fosfori (P)
liukoinen 60 mg/l
(270 mg/kg ka)

Kalium (K) liukoinen 400 mg/l
(1800 mg/kg ka)
 
Benvanboro

Benvanboro

Member
Way over watered and light burn. Maybe N deficiency but mainly just looks like like/heat stress and extensive over watering.
 
aridbud

aridbud

automeister
ICMag Donor
Veteran
Low stress train the lower branches.

Mistakes made by newbie growers...too much water, over fertilizing, not enough perlite for roots to breathe.
 
mr.brunch

mr.brunch

Well-known member
Veteran
Do not be discouraged.... autos can be very sensitive.
Photoperiod plants are much more forgiving
 
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