Hi, I'm a first a first time grower and I have 6 plants in the making. 1 master kush, 2 gorilla glue 1 white widow 1 bubble and they all seem like they're in pretty bad shape in my eyes. Since this is my first grow can anyone please help me on what I should do or what's the problem ?
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HELP IMMEDIATELY!! Small plants at risk
- Thread starter Geelive
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Not too bad, likely over watered.
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Many will post for more detailed information.
Tell us everything about the grow and maybe
you can get some love.
Okay well I started off with mg time release but I recently switched to fox farm crazy frog , I don't use nutes on the smaller ones but the oldest one I rarely use nutes I have fox farm and cal mag I also have seaweed extract but I don't use it. I pH around 6.3-6.7 I have a 600w mh light I run 18-6, I water when they're dry which is probably once every two days for the smaller ones and the big one once every 3 days maybe 4. And its about 3 ft from the plants, and yes they have multiple holes and the bottom with no roots making it down there yet.I have a humidifier but its usually 75-77 degrees n humidity from 60-72 I don't must.
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First sentence I can't exactly follow, but if your now in FF crazy frog then you shouldn't be feeding any of your plants for a while. I think your main problem is overwatering as others have said. Different strains sometimes have different needs and with as many as you have, it adds to the challenge. Your numbers for temp and humidity sound good. Definitely wouldn't mist the small plants with RH that high. If you have a fan blowing on the plants you could probably move plants closer to the light maybe 2ft away.
I started off using miracle grow with the time release I heard after buying wasn't any good but thanks for your thoughts I appreciate everything. But what about my oldest plant it sprouted out the ground around feb 2 how much of my ff nutes, calmag and seaweed extract should I use it any ?
bsgospel
Bat Macumba
The crazy frog should last you a bit (for nutrition.) Nutes and such come later when they grow into their own and begin to use what's there. They don't look too bad to me. Blemishes and warts are part of the game. They might be a little mottled or funky looking but nothing they can't grow out of. If you were going to add anything at this stage, a few ml of the cal-mag/gallon can't hurt too bad.
Post your run-off numbers next time you water. Won't tell the whole tale but it may offer some clues.
Post your run-off numbers next time you water. Won't tell the whole tale but it may offer some clues.
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707OGBUSH970
Yeah, what they said. Moving the lights closer will help increase growth rate by a lot. Check out the inverse square law to see how fast light intensity drops off with distance. I personally keep mine really close, but I have be really careful about burning, primarily in flower. Some strains can handle more than others. They look not to bad...I think that you could give them a bit more N. However, like the others said, Happy Frog does contain beneficials and also what amounts to a full spectrum fertilizer. However, I guarantee that an increase in the microbial population will help you greatly. Consider a cheap myco/bacterial blend, coupled with sources of complex carbs. Bacteria eat the simple carbs, while the fungi break down the more complex carb sources. You can manipulate the balance of the micros this way, but exactly how is still being worked out. If you are going to go this route, I suggest doing some research. I recently saw a study where a bunch of the microbe products were tested and some of them contained no live organisms. Basically, what I see is that you have a good basic setup, are possibly overwatering and your situation could be greatly improved by following the advice the others have given. Happy Growing!!!
Wow, thanks guys I really appreciate it. I do believe it was the heat or too much like from the 600w MH light on 75%, once I put it 50% and I've slowed down on watering allowing the soil to dry fully before I water again so tomorrow I'll post some pics. They seem healthier already ❤❤❤ thanks everyone
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overwatering.
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