I have 3 Girl Scout cookie autos under a Mars hydro tsl 2000 temps 70-80 humidity 25-40% week 2 of veg and they are very glossy and getting these rust spots on the side of the leaves what is this and how do I fix/prevent from happening again
I have 3 Girl Scout cookie autos under a Mars hydro tsl 2000 temps 70-80 humidity 25-40% week 2 of veg and they are very glossy and getting these rust spots on the side of the leaves what is this and how do I fix/prevent from happening again
Fox farm ocean forest, no nutes yet they’re only 2 weeks from seed and I’ve read that fox farm and seeds in general are good for the first month, watering when soil is completely dry only around root base, ppm/ec is unknown just bought a ppm tester and it will be here tomorrow, ph has been 6.4 to 6.8 thanks for the reply
Fox farm ocean forest, no nutes yet they’re only 2 weeks from seed and I’ve read that fox farm and seeds in general are good for the first month, watering when soil is completely dry only around root base, ppm/ec is unknown just bought a ppm tester and it will be here tomorrow, ph has been 6.4 to 6.8 thanks for the reply
By now, when you water saturate the whole medium, and wait to water again until medium is significantly lighter, not bone dry but much lighter.
The FFOF might be a little stronger on the nutrients than the plant needs. That's what you might be seeing with the singed edges. In another week, the plant should have grown significantly. Start introducing 1/4 strength nutes.
By now, when you water saturate the whole medium, and wait to water again until medium is significantly lighter, not bone dry but much lighter.
The FFOF might be a little stronger on the nutrients than the plant needs. That's what you might be seeing with the singed edges. In another week, the plant should have grown significantly. Start introducing 1/4 strength nutes.
You've been way under watering.. 5gal pot needs about 3 quarts..
Water from the outside in.. Make the roots grow out to water..
Water slowly, dry soil lets the water run thru.. Make sure you saturate all the soil..