Hey guys first time grow plants are sick

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Rhodtrain12

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• Nov 26, 2020

• #1

I am growing under 2 600w (136w) power draw leds. My medium is coco soil and I am using rock grow A and B I transplanted my clones 1 week ago and the leaves are beginning to yellow. Ph is at 5.8 and im watering daily im assuming maybe a deficiency due to over watering? Any help appreciated

 

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Spryclipperz

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• Nov 26, 2020

• #2

Your substrate looks pretty wet, id let it dry out and dont water everyday. I dont thinks its a deficiency because if you just transplanted then it should be fine for a while w/o nutrients. For watering though definitely slow down only water when the soil is dry even letting the plant get a bit droopy before watering is ok! Hope this helps

 

BIGBALLSJOE

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• Nov 26, 2020

• #3

reduce light intensity

 

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Rhodtrain12

New Member

• Nov 26, 2020

• #4

Thanks for your reply i will sow my watering process and allow it to dry would a light foliage spray be beneficial?

 

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Rhodtrain12

New Member

• Nov 26, 2020

• #5

Cheers mate I have dimmed the leds a bit will see if it helps

 

Spryclipperz

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• Nov 26, 2020

• #6

Rhodtrain12 said:

Thanks for your reply i will sow my watering process and allow it to dry would a light foliage spray be beneficial?

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Yes, but I would wait until it drys a bit! Happy growing

 

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Rhodtrain12

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• Nov 26, 2020

• #7

Any suggestions to help the soil dry slightly faster the leds aren't creating much heat i have added some holes to the soil the help get air to the roots

 

Spryclipperz

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• Nov 26, 2020

• #8

Rhodtrain12 said:

Any suggestions to help the soil dry slightly faster the leds aren't creating much heat i have added some holes to the soil the help get air to the roots

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You could put a fan near it to make it dry faster! Adding holes to the bottom of your pot (if they arent already there) helps as well with drainage. Another thing to research is soil water retention, there is certain things like perlite, ect that you can add to your soil to make it retain less water. Also if you use a branded soil mix then make sure that it isn't a water retaining mix because it makes it way easier to overwater!