Hello ICMAG,
Havent been posting on here in a while but I need some advice from the community. I recently relocated to a new house and setup the garage with two 8k rooms. I am having trouble with one of them that is setup with ebb and flo tables, coco and perlite medium with a nutrient profile and strain that I have used for years. Yesterday I flipped the plants into flowering and blasted the CO2 up to 1500ppm. The temperate holds 78-81 in the day cycle and around 60-65 at night. The humidity is around 40-60 during the day (will lower later in flower) and around 50 at night. Before flipping them into flowering I had them all under 4k of HPS light with an exhaust and passive intake, was holding a little warmer, around 82-84 with a 60-70 humid and obviously no CO2. I spread the plants out to cover all 8 trays instead of 4 and fired up the dehuey, AC and propane burner. All the plants looked perfectly healthy 2 days ago, leaves standing up grabbing the light. Today I noticed a curl in the leaves that looks like overwatering, but I ruled that out because I have been hand feeding them still as needed. I can only think that I maybe shocked them by going straight from 400ppm CO2 straight to 1500, although I have always done this in the past without any trouble. I have lowered the CO2 to 800ppm for the time being to see if it helps. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
TL;DR- flipped plants in flower, blast CO2, leaves curl, look at pictures and help
Havent been posting on here in a while but I need some advice from the community. I recently relocated to a new house and setup the garage with two 8k rooms. I am having trouble with one of them that is setup with ebb and flo tables, coco and perlite medium with a nutrient profile and strain that I have used for years. Yesterday I flipped the plants into flowering and blasted the CO2 up to 1500ppm. The temperate holds 78-81 in the day cycle and around 60-65 at night. The humidity is around 40-60 during the day (will lower later in flower) and around 50 at night. Before flipping them into flowering I had them all under 4k of HPS light with an exhaust and passive intake, was holding a little warmer, around 82-84 with a 60-70 humid and obviously no CO2. I spread the plants out to cover all 8 trays instead of 4 and fired up the dehuey, AC and propane burner. All the plants looked perfectly healthy 2 days ago, leaves standing up grabbing the light. Today I noticed a curl in the leaves that looks like overwatering, but I ruled that out because I have been hand feeding them still as needed. I can only think that I maybe shocked them by going straight from 400ppm CO2 straight to 1500, although I have always done this in the past without any trouble. I have lowered the CO2 to 800ppm for the time being to see if it helps. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
TL;DR- flipped plants in flower, blast CO2, leaves curl, look at pictures and help
