Dr.GreenNutz
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Yea wait until its dry as ass
1st CFL grow...Do my plants have nute burn?PICS
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iBong
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it doesn't really look like our bad plant is growing too well and it's leaves aren't perking up like the others. our other plants are looking really healthy though.
we are gonna wait to water them until either tomorrow or saturday. the soil is getting really dry, i can stick my finger about 4 inches into the soil before it starts getting a little moist.
we are gonna wait to water them until either tomorrow or saturday. the soil is getting really dry, i can stick my finger about 4 inches into the soil before it starts getting a little moist.
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Freedom23
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i'd give it ome water if its that dry
dmrm0220
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iBong
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the pH is at about 6.8-7. i think this is a good pH from what ive read
iBong
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ive never heard of washing the pot out with soap. i feel like our plants wouldn't survive, or at the very least they would be stunted again. have you done this ever to your plants?
Freedom23
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not sope but I have heard to wash with bleach water but rinc it off realy good
petrol
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Nah I'm referring to the fact that you all thought he meant clean the soil:
And as to using soap...well no, by soap i assumed he meant disinfectant etc, of course I wouldn't recommend like hand or dish soap or something
Anyway... onward!
And as to using soap...well no, by soap i assumed he meant disinfectant etc, of course I wouldn't recommend like hand or dish soap or something
Anyway... onward!
dmrm0220
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I would say distilled as you can be sure there are no trace elements like in spring water. But then again I heard it does not keep its ph. I prefer tap water...let it sit for 24hrs...shake it...and check the ph. The water is at a 6.0 ph since the soil is MG (YEAH I KNOW!! No need to remind me but I am following SeeMoreBuds book) and has a pH of 7.0 I recently transplanted and had some pH swing issues and overwatering due to the retention of the MG soil even after 50% perlite %50 soil plus my mistake of watering every 2 days.
They are doin good now - Not to hijack- but have you ever seen ram horns or canoe leaves after transplanting...and if so does it clear up or are those leaves going to remain that way throughout the life of the plant? In either case to answer your questions I would say distilled. IMO.
Thanks for any info - great grow!!
kidmuffin
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we watered them yesterday and they are showing some substantial improvement this morning. we watered them with arrowhead drinking water that showed a ph of 7. most of the top leaves are starting to stand up except for the tips. i think they developed the claw from too much nitrogen since we fertilized it so much. would the plant be able to fix the leaves since we stopped fertilizing it?
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Where in the hell am I?
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Trim those bottom fan leaves
kidmuffin
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I started a grow journal for our plants.
Check it out here:
https://www.rollitup.org/grow-journals/151734-kidmuffin-ibongs-1st-cfl-grow.html
Check it out here:
https://www.rollitup.org/grow-journals/151734-kidmuffin-ibongs-1st-cfl-grow.html
Where in the hell am I?
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No, actually, you want to cut it as close to the plant as possible. The entire stem should be removed as close as poss to ensure that no needed nutes are going to an unneeded (dead) part of your plant.