DancesWithWeeds
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I'm keeping a close watch here. This grow and a couple of other similar ones will determine my next one.
Diggs99 First grow, Lets talk about it!
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whytewidow
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Just a bit of advice. The way the fans are clawing is a sign of slight Nitrogen tox. Next watering I would just do phed water. I run in ffof soil mixture for years. Alot of people dont like it. But you can grow dank in it. But anyway ffof ph changes alot. You're giving calmag I would ph to 6.15-6.25 that's the sweet spot for calmag uptake and it gives a little room for ph swing. From the soil. I wouldn't go up in nute strength for a good minute. Just advice take it or leave it. Good luck.
Edit: calmag has N in it as well. So id give em the next two times you water just plain phed water.
Edit: calmag has N in it as well. So id give em the next two times you water just plain phed water.
diggs99
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Hey man thanks for taking the time to point that out, something i never really noticed.
I will take this advice next watering for sure.
diggs99
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Nice, well if theres any questions , dont hesitate to ask, just try to keep it simple , cause i still dont know much lol
diggs99
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Hey, welcome
everything has went well so far, still long way to go before smoke reports tho lol, hoping the next couple months go as well as this past month has.
Biggest lesson learned since starting, PATIENCE
water when they need it( light cup/pot method) if your environment is dialed in and you have proper lighting, they dont need much taking care of
diggs99
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Hey, just wanted to clarify, you are saying no calmag either correct?
Next watering just straight ph'd water?
DancesWithWeeds
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Hay, diggs99. You are getting quite a following. I think it would be really cool if when you are ready to try it out if you post the day and time and we all light up together to celebrate. About as close as you can get to setting around the fire and passing the pipe.
whytewidow
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Correct just water no nutes at all. And I'd do the same for the next watering as well. The next two times they are light. I would do phed to 6.15-6.25 two times in a row. Then the 3rd time they are light. Give them a nute feeding. But keep it low. Bc the clawing is from the N in your soil, calmag, and nutrients. Just a tad too much N. Not too much that the tips are burning. But enough to cause the fans to claw like that. They should be pointed up praying.
Pic below is the start of too much N see how the fans are clawing and dropping.
These below are healthy as can be. Fans pointing straight up like they are praying. Not all fans will point up. Especially on a bigger plant. Lower fans dont get as much as the tops of course.
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diggs99
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Thank WW
I see what you are saying , will def take said advice and relax on nutes and calmag for next 2 waterings.
That was their first feeding of nutes and calmag the other day, 1/4 nutes and 3ml calmag. These numbers seem fine to avoid burning my plants? For future waterings.
I see what you are saying , will def take said advice and relax on nutes and calmag for next 2 waterings.
That was their first feeding of nutes and calmag the other day, 1/4 nutes and 3ml calmag. These numbers seem fine to avoid burning my plants? For future waterings.
diggs99
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Haha sounds good.
diggs99
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Still day 34
Just finished a light defoliation on one and a few more tie downs on all 4.
If anyone has any comments or advice I'm all ears/eyes. The advice I have gotten so far has been so very helpful. Thank you
Trying to read up on scrogging as much as possible as well as transplanting out of fabric pots lol so much to Learn
Just finished a light defoliation on one and a few more tie downs on all 4.
If anyone has any comments or advice I'm all ears/eyes. The advice I have gotten so far has been so very helpful. Thank you
Trying to read up on scrogging as much as possible as well as transplanting out of fabric pots lol so much to Learn
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diggs99
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Thanks man
So far so good.
Took a few mornings seeing them really drooping to figure out it was mostly laziness lol
Had a slight N tox so that helped them droop a little aswell according to a member nice enough to point it out to me.
They always look good when lights come back on tho
King_Louie
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The leaves are still very dark green i also think it looks like a slight N tox which you said you recently fed it so that kind of makes sense. Also when the lights are off your plants tend to go to sleep mixed with cooler temps at night can make them look a little droopy. I like to take a look into things at least an hour after lights on then seem to be a little perkier by then.