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Stone_Free

Stone_Free

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Plants not looking great. :(
I've given them a feed of Mega Crop so I'm hoping they pick up in a day or so!
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Any advice gratefully accepted......
 
Stone_Free

Stone_Free

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lukio said:
im no soil guy but theyre dark in colour and a few tips are burnt and pointing down so imo its too much food? Wait for a soil guy to chime in though.

what are your humidity and lights on/off temps?

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Temps have been around the 25 mark and humidity at 40%. They were doing fine but started looking rough yesterday/friday and I hadn't fed/watered them so I thought the nutes in the compost had been used up in the 17 days they've been in the Jacks Magic compost. Lights are on 24/7 atm.......
 
Stone_Free

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@lukio you been looking at Vert Coin at all mate? I've heard from a couple of sources that it is likely to be a high riser. It's gone up over the past couple of months from less than a $ to over $8.....
 
lukio

lukio

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Stone_Free said:
@lukio you been looking at Vert Coin at all mate? I've heard from a couple of sources that it is likely to be a high riser. It's gone up over the past couple of months from less than a $ to over $8.....
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try raising your humidity with bin full of water and a towel or fan like key4 mentioned. im not sure thats the issue but will help anyways. what kinda lux reading you at? maybe dim them until they look perkier, its less stress. I know soil PH isnt really a thing is it? but twisted leaves has always been PH for me in coco. I'd still wait for a soil pro (:

Yeah man had some vtc but sold it at 7.20, made a fair bit of btc. I think its PoS instead of PoW but dont know much else about it
 
Stone_Free

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lukio said:
try raising your humidity with bin full of water and a towel or fan like key4 mentioned. im not sure thats the issue but will help anyways. what kinda lux reading you at? maybe dim them until they look perkier, its less stress. I know soil PH isnt really a thing is it? but twisted leaves has always been PH for me in coco. I'd still wait for a soil pro (:

Yeah man had some vtc but sold it at 7.20, made a fair bit of btc. I think its PoS instead of PoW but dont know much else about it
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I've dimmed the lights a bit, now at ~26k lm, the foliar spray has upped the humidity a touch to 46%. Out of curiosity more than anything I pH'd the runoff water yesterday and it was at about 6. I used some of those litmus paper thingies for the pH and I think they give a reasonably close reading.....
 
lukio

lukio

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Stone_Free said:
I've dimmed the lights a bit, now at ~26k lm, the foliar spray has upped the humidity a touch to 46%. Out of curiosity more than anything I pH'd the runoff water yesterday and it was at about 6. I used some of those litmus paper thingies for the pH and I think they give a reasonably close reading.....
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yeah i think the strips are ok to use, man - thats their job. well a ph of 6 is cool in coco, no idea for soil...
Wait for the pros mate!

in the meantime watch more Andreas (:

 
Rolla J

Rolla J

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You have the claw going on from too much nitrogen. I'd let your soil dry out some and water next. I'd pH the water to 6.7 add 3 ml of calmag
6 is too low aim for 6.5 for the best balance of nutrient uptake
 
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key4

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The jacks is a really strong/heavy slow release chem based compost, you wont need any nutes with the killers till 3 weeks after final potup just into stretch and even then keep it very light. I got burn at 0.5ml fish mix when they had rooted out 11l pots. Fussy buggers they are less is deffo more.

e2a 40% is way too low you want 60%+ if you can.
 
ANC

ANC

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While on the topic of cold temperatures.
If you are running living organics or soil, be careful of fertilizers that are ammoniacal they are normally derived from urea.
The problem is the microbes that break it down into ammonia etc. are more cold tolerant than the ones that convert ammonia. So you end up with ammonia toxicity as the bacteria that is supposed to eat it, is asleep. This in short order wipes out colonies of soil microbes.
 
Moflow

Moflow

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Stone_Free said:
Temps have been around the 25 mark and humidity at 40%. They were doing fine but started looking rough yesterday/friday and I hadn't fed/watered them so I thought the nutes in the compost had been used up in the 17 days they've been in the Jacks Magic compost. Lights are on 24/7 atm.......
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Your temps are fine, trust me , I'm vegging in one area at 22 and another area at about
9 or 10oC..... nice
Lol
 
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