what is starting happen HELP!!!!!

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Cre3peR

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There is no way you can separate them at this point. Here's what I would do: Chop the runt and turn it into a clone, LST the other 2 away from eachother, and add a couple inches of medium to your pot. It looks like a 5 gallon fabric pot which is theoretically enough medium to sustain 2 plants, it's just that the root systems will be fighting each other eventually. If you water and feed properly, you'll probably get the best yield with the 2 larger ones trained and optimized to your small space at this point.
 
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Dfoster228

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Cre3peR said:
There is no way you can separate them at this point. Here's what I would do: Chop the runt and turn it into a clone, LST the other 2 away from eachother, and add a couple inches of medium to your pot. It looks like a 5 gallon fabric pot which is theoretically enough medium to sustain 2 plants, it's just that the root systems will be fighting each other eventually. If you water and feed properly, you'll probably get the best yield with the 2 larger ones trained and optimized to your small space at this point.
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ok i think ima try this
 
Hollatchaboy

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Cre3peR said:
There is no way you can separate them at this point. Here's what I would do: Chop the runt and turn it into a clone, LST the other 2 away from eachother, and add a couple inches of medium to your pot. It looks like a 5 gallon fabric pot which is theoretically enough medium to sustain 2 plants, it's just that the root systems will be fighting each other eventually. If you water and feed properly, you'll probably get the best yield with the 2 larger ones trained and optimized to your small space at this point.
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I can barely sustain 1 plant in 5 gal.
 
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DeezBlunts

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Dfoster228 said:
if i cut at base of stem and repot will roots regrow ?????
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Lol not likely b4 it’s dead. How much does this mean. How long has this grow been? Try an experiment and start over. If u want to try to separate them, do some reading and watch some vids etc of repotting and if anyone has done it already so u can see them do it. Then try it. Roots don’t like light so work in a dim area or indirect light. Then u still have to be quick about it. So have everything u gonna need ready. Use great white or w/e root health stuff u like. Clip off only what’s too tangled and plant them. They will def look like they been thru some shit but if they recover great, if they don’t hopefully u learned some things. Clip a clone first and get it started so if they all. Die u got one already ready already. Lol

Smh don’t do it. Nah do it. Wait no! Doing what I said feels like jumping out of a plane that’s going down. U might have a chance but... be sure w/e u do. It ain’t been too long just a few weeks. If it fails start again smarter.
 
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Dfoster228

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so i wasnt able to seperate 2 of the 3 so i just left them 2 together and just been doubling up on the nutrient feed per gallon..so far been doing ok i think but jus recently notected another issue with the leafs .. not sure what it is defincent of now any suggestions or comments???? im on day 65 from seed germination in soil foc farm happy from 20210623_062255.jpg20210623_062308.jpg20210623_062934.jpg20210623_062947.jpg20210623_062328.jpg20210623_062323.jpg20210623_062320.jpg
 
Roy O'Bannon

Roy O'Bannon

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Don't double your ppm, I mean, I am assuming your feeding normally?
You will have to feed more frequently maybe or more overall quantity, but careful with higher ppms, the tip burn and all that happens fast.

Btw, in those first pics, where the leaves had those wet looking spots. I have seen that on some pepper plants I overwatered when it was kind of cold. Between temps and wet roots, all those wettish spots on my leaves died and made holes in the leaves.
 
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Dfoster228

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Roy O'Bannon said:
Don't double your ppm, I mean, I am assuming your feeding normally?
You will have to feed more frequently maybe or more overall quantity, but careful with higher ppms, the tip burn and all that happens fast.

Btw, in those first pics, where the leaves had those wet looking spots. I have seen that on some pepper plants I overwatered when it was kind of cold. Between temps and wet roots, all those wettish spots on my leaves died and made holes in the leaves.
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so stop the double dose of feeding n just feed single dose as if i had 1 plant but just more frequently like every 2,or 3 days you suggesting?
 
Roy O'Bannon

Roy O'Bannon

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yeasss, unless your feeding light. I haven't seen any numbers posted. but try to stay under 800ppm, 600 imo. But it really depends on the environment.
What if somebody tried to make you eat a whole pizza everyday, you might get sick:)

A bit hungry is less harmful and easier to correct than overfed and lockedout/burning up.
 
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Dfoster228

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Roy O'Bannon said:
yeasss, unless your feeding light. I haven't seen any numbers posted. but try to stay under 800ppm, 600 imo. But it really depends on the environment.
What if somebody tried to make you eat a whole pizza everyday, you might get sick:)

A bit hungry is less harmful and easier to correct than overfed and lockedout/burning up.
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kopy ill feed and check ppm and all that will post numbers tomorrow or by saturday
 
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Cre3peR

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Yea you made a mistake by doubling the nutrient content rather than doubling the water you give them. You shouldn't really double the water you give them either btw, the amount of water is decided by the size of your container (once your plants root system is mature enough for you to saturate the media of course). Just water and feed as normal but you will have to lift the pot daily because it will drink a little faster than 1 plant in the same pot.

The deficiency doesn't look too bad, good on you for catching it early. It appears to be a calcium deficiency to me, but I'm no expert so I would wait for a second opinion. Other than that, your buds are looking pretty good all things considered!
 
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Dfoster228

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Cre3peR said:
Yea you made a mistake by doubling the nutrient content rather than doubling the water you give them. You shouldn't really double the water you give them either btw, the amount of water is decided by the size of your container (once your plants root system is mature enough for you to saturate the media of course). Just water and feed as normal but you will have to lift the pot daily because it will drink a little faster than 1 plant in the same pot.

The deficiency doesn't look too bad, good on you for catching it early. It appears to be a calcium deficiency to me, but I'm no expert so I would wait for a second opinion. Other than that, your buds are looking pretty good all things considered!
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Thank you should I now jus hold off on feeding n jus give water with a lil cal mag solution.
 
70's natureboy

70's natureboy

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I get those mystery blotches at times under my led lights. I thought it might be cal mag but I ended up just raising my EC overall and it seems to make it go away.
 
Roy O'Bannon

Roy O'Bannon

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Idk about just feeding cal/mag alone, I wouldn't.
Each mineral has to be present in somewhat the right quantities for any of it to be used.
Best stick to a simple balanced feed when it needs it. It doesn't look burnt, I was just warning you not to double dose the nutes, treat it like one plant that might eat a bit more.
 
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