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Ethanb11290 · Jul 18, 2018

Ethanb11290 said:
I check ph every time I water and I also check the runoff. It’s always around 6.

I just hope I didn’t give it Nute to early. It’s been 3 weeks. But I gave a 1/3 of the dose

Roger A. Shrubber · Jul 18, 2018

Ethanb11290 said:
I check ph every time I water and I also check the runoff. It’s always around 6.

that's fine, unless something changes drastically, you don't have to worry about ph

Roger A. Shrubber · Jul 18, 2018

don't feed it anymore until it starts to look like it wants it. when you see the first sign of yellowing older growth, when the new growth starts coming in very pale, then start to feed lightly, until then, it'll be clearing out whats in the ffof

ILGM Will · Jul 18, 2018

Could very well be Calcium Deficiency I'm adding a pic

The lime helps out with buffering your soils ph and it adds some calcium. I always had to add it to my Fox Farms Ocean Forest soil( 2 tbs. per gallon).Rust spots seems to make me think that it is calcium related. Either from the ph or the lack of calcium from filtered water. What do you use for water is it Reverse osmosis filtered or just carbon filtered? It will say on the label if it is Reverse osmosis-R/O. RO water is great, but you need to add some micro nutrients( cal/mag) back in too it. ROOT

Well I Can't upload a pic yet either....

Ethanb11290 · Jul 18, 2018

Roger A. Shrubber said:
don't feed it anymore until it starts to look like it wants it. when you see the first sign of yellowing older growth, when the new growth starts coming in very pale, then start to feed lightly, until then, it'll be clearing out whats in the ffof

Thank you so much.

Roger A. Shrubber said:
don't feed it anymore until it starts to look like it wants it. when you see the first sign of yellowing older growth, when the new growth starts coming in very pale, then start to feed lightly, until then, it'll be clearing out whats in the ffof

omay co

ILGM Will said:
Could very well be Calcium Deficiency I'm adding a pic

The lime helps out with buffering your soils ph and it adds some calcium. I always had to add it to my Fox Farms Ocean Forest soil( 2 tbs. per gallon).Rust spots seems to make me think that it is calcium related. Either from the ph or the lack of calcium from filtered water. What do you use for water is it Reverse osmosis filtered or just carbon filtered? It will say on the label if it is Reverse osmosis-R/O. RO water is great, but you need to add some micro nutrients( cal/mag) back in too it. ROOT

Well I Can't upload a pic yet either....

Ethanb11290 · Jul 18, 2018

Ethanb11290 said:
Thank you so much.

omay co

Seems like their okay from the nutes yesterday and the rust spots seemed to have stopped. I forgot to turn my LED back on this mornIng after taking a picture to show y’all. Thankfully I have 3 other lights in there

HighLowGrow · Jul 18, 2018

reallybigjesusfreak said:
who gives a fuck whats going on knuckle deep. What you need to do is make sure the entire root zone is dry. Fill a pot with dry soil. let it sit a day so its pretty good and dried out. when your pot feels almost this light, then you water. It should be a few days. I water my .66 gallon pots every 5 days or so. I am pretty positive you are overwatering, nothing that young should need every other day.

You water your .66 gallon pots every 5 days? Who’s watering the other 4 days? Lmao. You need a bigger light and bigger pots.

reallybigjesusfreak · Jul 18, 2018

HighLowGrow said:
You water your .66 gallon pots every 5 days? Who’s watering the other 4 days? Lmao. You need a bigger light and bigger pots.

Those are what they start in under 150hps, then they go to 3 gallin under 600MH and then back to 1000kHPS in 7 gallon pots, where they require watering more frequently. It works out just fine, but I guess you can go ahead and express your thoughts anyways.

Ethanb11290 · Jul 18, 2018

reallybigjesusfreak said:
Those are what they start in under 150hps, then they go to 3 gallin under 600MH and then back to 1000kHPS in 7 gallon pots, where they require watering more frequently. It works out just fine, but I guess you can go ahead and express your thoughts anyways.

I have 1400 watt leds and my pots are dry in 3 days. And that’s bone dry

reallybigjesusfreak · Jul 18, 2018

Ethanb11290 said:
I have 1400 watt leds and my pots are dry in 3 days. And that’s bone dry

Thats great man.

Roger A. Shrubber · Jul 18, 2018

girls, you're all pretty, now share the lipstick and the hairbrush and get back to the party

HighLowGrow · Jul 18, 2018

reallybigjesusfreak said:
Those are what they start in under 150hps, then they go to 3 gallin under 600MH and then back to 1000kHPS in 7 gallon pots, where they require watering more frequently. It works out just fine, but I guess you can go ahead and express your thoughts anyways.

Sorry brother. Ya I fucked that one up. Didn’t read all. If it works for you hell ya.

So you start in .66 gallons > to 3 gallins > then 7 gallons. Why so many transplants? Why waste dirt? Doesn’t make sense but please explain.

I’m being a dick on purpose. Hehehaha.

reallybigjesusfreak · Jul 18, 2018

HighLowGrow said:
Sorry brother. Ya I fucked that one up. Didn’t read all. If it works for you hell ya.

So you start in .66 gallons > to 3 gallins > then 7 gallons. Why so many transplants? Why waste dirt? Doesn’t make sense but please explain.

I’m being a dick on purpose. Hehehaha.

How am I wasting soil? If you're being a dick on purpose then we're done here. bye.

ILGM Will · Jul 19, 2018

Bigger pots are always better and that's a fact. If I could i'd post a pic of my Blueberry from ILGM Seed Bank'
She is in a 30 gal pot and is over 5' tall and is an indoor grow. I can't upload pic's yet.....don't figure

Ethanb11290 · Jul 19, 2018

ILGM Will said:
Bigger pots are always better and that's a fact. If I could i'd post a pic of my Blueberry from ILGM Seed Bank'
She is in a 30 gal pot and is over 5' tall and is an indoor grow. I can't upload pic's yet.....don't figure

You seem very knowledgeable. I would love to pick your brain a little if I could. I’m completely new to this and would love to learn as much as possible

ILGM Will · Jul 19, 2018

Well then pick away my friend pick away...lol

reallybigjesusfreak · Jul 20, 2018

ILGM Will said:
Bigger pots are always better and that's a fact. If I could i'd post a pic of my Blueberry from ILGM Seed Bank'
She is in a 30 gal pot and is over 5' tall and is an indoor grow. I can't upload pic's yet.....don't figure

however its not best for the plant to start it in a 30 gallon...

reallybigjesusfreak · Jul 20, 2018

Ethanb11290 said:
You seem very knowledgeable. I would love to pick your brain a little if I could. I’m completely new to this and would love to learn as much as possible

Maybe find somebody who's also not a new member and who's not an advertizer. Seems like a good way to get steered towards their shop.

I<3Cannabis · Jul 20, 2018

Roger A. Shrubber said:
don't feed it anymore until it starts to look like it wants it. when you see the first sign of yellowing older growth, when the new growth starts coming in very pale, then start to feed lightly, until then, it'll be clearing out whats in the ffof

james mah man

ILGM Will · Jul 20, 2018

reallybigjesusfreak said:
however its not best for the plant to start it in a 30 gallon...

I didn't start it a 30 gal pot it was transplanted in to it.....

you know, why would it matter if it was started in a 30 gal pot or not. There is nothing wrong with doing it that way as a matter of fact you won't have to transplant causing stress and all that bs either. Just let her grow and do her thing.

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