Hollatchaboy
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Are they photo period?
First attempt - Nitrogen deficiency?
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LeastExpectedGrower
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By 'restarting' the suggestion is that you give up on these and start from the beginning with new seeds. If these are indeed in preflower/flower that might be an option...given they're gonna be very very petite. I've thrown a lot of bad mojo at my plants too (being my first grow), but even so, they were 10-14" with some branches once they hit flowering. Still will never be huge, but that was reasonable to me.
It may be worth it just to see it to the logical end to gain as much experience as you can from it.
ifoodhippie
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Well, I can't be quite sure, but they're showing pre-flowering signals with just 1 month and on 18/6 light
Yes I'm going to do that to see what happens giving them less water and following fert schedule (that i didn't do last time) correctly
ifoodhippie
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Just started the new grow and now I bring pH infos:
Tap water (before nutes): 7.8
After adding BioGrow/Heaven: 5.1 (dang I was feeding them nothing with this).
Current medium pH (peat+perlite): 5.5
Old medium pH (peat+perlite): 7.0
How medium pH got to 7 if I water it with 5.1 pH water? I'm confused now
Ah, also changed pots to airpots that I had here
Tap water (before nutes): 7.8
After adding BioGrow/Heaven: 5.1 (dang I was feeding them nothing with this).
Current medium pH (peat+perlite): 5.5
Old medium pH (peat+perlite): 7.0
How medium pH got to 7 if I water it with 5.1 pH water? I'm confused now
Ah, also changed pots to airpots that I had here
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LeastExpectedGrower
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Possible if you used unbalanced tap water and weren't watering/feeding to run-off I suppose. Things can stray as buildup happens.
ifoodhippie
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LeastExpectedGrower
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See totally worth hanging on to...partly for the experience, partly for a few ounces you may get out of it. I've still be learning something new every week along the way as things progress and that knowledge will get you further along with your next one. Good work!
