Dry brittle leaf but still green
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canadianbuds
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Not yet they are only 1 week old. I am using a soil with worm castings and bat guano. I was going to feed them this week. Maybe Nitrogen dif?
saiyaneye
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I wouldn't take this to heart, but i didn't think they get nitrogen deficiencies till they were a little older. I am not sure, I never have any problems until they are larger. Umm I wish someone else would chime in. What kind of bat guano? Worm poop is nitrogen rich right?
Ya I think it's is. Its Fox Farms ocean something or other lol. Maybe my light was to close but I am using an led.
You might be right but I have only watered it 3x in about 10days. Maybe to much but I water when surface is crusty.
The container should feel light when you lift it (alarmingly light), but not to the point the leaves wilt. You can dig a pinky finger into the soil and feel if there is moisture 1/2-3/4" down to help assess. But, I go by weight.
I haven't used FF soils but they appear too dense/heavy. They look like they'd benefit from 30-40% perlite for faster drying. It just seems to me like we see a lot of new growers using FF and having overwating problems. (Maybe it's just me seeing it.).
I haven't used FF soils but they appear too dense/heavy. They look like they'd benefit from 30-40% perlite for faster drying. It just seems to me like we see a lot of new growers using FF and having overwating problems. (Maybe it's just me seeing it.).
Maybe I will add some when I move them to a bigger container.
canadianbuds
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it looks good to me I wouldn't let it get to you what's the temp in the room ? eventually it will just fall off on its own I wouldn't cut it off you can still use what's left of it until it dies. also make sure there's enough runoff holes at the bottom of those cups you don't want moisture to build to risky, I had a led light before you don't have to water it as much as if you were using mh or hps unless your humidity level is low in about a week id repot it into a bigger pot and some new soil then steady water after another week I would feed them
Cool man I appreciate that a lot. That helps a lot. I will poke some more holes in the bottom of the cups.
Oh it's like 72° in the room. Its really dry here though.
canadianbuds
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he's right it's not a nitrogen def it has all the nutrients it needs for such a little plant especially if your using fox farm organic but that's a good temp you should be good for now it'll blow over and no problem dude glad I could help a bit hopefully no more issues good luck !
Cool man. I appreciate it.
Bubblegum31
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My plants look like that when I know I gived high nuts if I continue I start get lockouts and overfert
So If I reach this level I just give low feeding till I see the new growth showen ((little)) yellow in the middle of the new growth and get to green later as the new groth is getten bigger
Then I know my nuts is okay
As its normal to.mew growth to be yellow alittle
Your new growth suppose to be a little yellow in begining then darken to green
But notice urs they are soo green
I would say what u have in ur medium causing that
The bat guano and the other thing I mean
Try to continue just water and replant in a better soil with no fert and you add urs when u think they need it
All the best
Bubble
So If I reach this level I just give low feeding till I see the new growth showen ((little)) yellow in the middle of the new growth and get to green later as the new groth is getten bigger
Then I know my nuts is okay
As its normal to.mew growth to be yellow alittle
Your new growth suppose to be a little yellow in begining then darken to green
But notice urs they are soo green
I would say what u have in ur medium causing that
The bat guano and the other thing I mean
Try to continue just water and replant in a better soil with no fert and you add urs when u think they need it
All the best
Bubble